The cutting-edge research center will provide inpatient and outpatient treatment that were previously nonexistent in southern Israel.

Iguazio will partner with the Sheba Medical Center's ARC complex to improve COVID-19 treatment through new AI-powered projects.

Medical Tourism Index ranks Israel highest in a survey of 25 of the most popular destinations for medical tourism for care, services, and best patient experiences.

Being hospitalized is never a happy experience, however, as time progresses, more and more innovations are being introduced to make patients' lives easier. One such advancement is the Israeli-made Total Lift Bed.

An Israeli medical device that is saving lives in intensive care units worldwide is now being tested at a dozen US hospital emergency departments to see if it could keep patients out of intensive care. NICOM is a non-invasive monitor of the movement of blood from the heart to the body’s organs.

Israeli startup company, Hyginex, has developed a simple system to reduce healthcare risks in hospitals: Digital bracelets that work alongside sensor-embedded soap dispensers to detect if medical staff washed their hands properly.

International pop star Justin Bieber has joined Children’s National Medical Center in Washington DC for a new fundraising campaign named Music Makes it Better. The campaign, launched this week, is powered by the Israeli fundraising platform give2gether.

Dream Doctors is an Israel project that builds a professional community of medical clowns to make hospital experience less traumatic for patients. Required to have academic training, these doctors are active in 20 hospitals across the country, reaching more than 100,000 patients annually.

If you speak English, Arabic or Russian and are confounded by forms and other documents and services in the health system that appear only in Hebrew, relief will come, gradually, within two years.

In just three weeks, a team of Israeli aid workers completed construction of a hospital emergency room - the only facility of its kind - in Kisumu, Kenya.

Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center in Bnei Brak, Israel has started using Apple's tablet computer to enable medical staff to treat patients, provide consultations and study X-rays and CT scans from afar