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COVID-19 Booster Shot Increases Protection Against Delta Variant Infection by 85%, Study Indicates
Those who received a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine are 85.6% less likely to contract the disease compared to people who were only vaccinated twice.

For the First Time in Israel: A New Non-invasive Mitral Valve Replacement Procedure
Doctors at Sheba Medical Center performed a transcatheter mitral valve replacement on a 74-year-old patient using the cutting-edge LAMPOON technique.

A New MRI Device Offers Improved Breast Cancer Diagnosis
With VIDA, Sheba offers earlier and more accurate detection of breast cancer

Sheba leads Forbes’ Best Doctors in Israel List for 2021
Forbes’ Best Doctors in Israel List includes 1,350 clinicians, 216 of which are Sheba’s own.

Sheba partners with two of Bahrain’s largest hospitals
The agreement involves sharing knowledge, conducting joint research, training staff, and more.

A Sheba study examines how mitochondria affect the immune system and microbiome.
Researchers were awarded a 2.1 million USD grant that will fund the next step of the study.

The latest step in the collaboration between Sheba and UAE health authorities
Sheba’s Prof. Dudkiewicz visited UAE hospitals to share his unique know-how.

Sheba’s Prof. Anikster has been honored for his groundbreaking research
The award was granted by the Coalition of Rare Diseases in Israel for his dedication to the well-being of patients

Sheba’s ‘Shining Star’ Field Hospital Has Begun Receiving Patients in Western Ukraine
Around 100 Sheba Medical Center personnel man the 66-bed hospital round-the-clock, treating up to 150 patients simultaneously.

Fewer Risks, Better Results: A New Method of Ear Reconstruction
Researchers from Sheba Medical Center and the Technion were able to create stable and functioning auricle implants using tissue engineering technology

Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Protects Against Severe Illness Resulting from the Omicron Variant
A study conducted at Sheba Medical Center found that three doses of the COVID-19 vaccine provide significant protection against the Omicron variant