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The new facility is expected to make Sheba one of the most advanced global centers for nuclear medicine

With COVID-19 patient numbers on the rise around the world, medical facilities are on the brink of being overwhelmed due to a shortage of ventilation machines and the highly trained staff required to monitor patients connected to them. A groundbreaking innovation, developed by Yehonatan Medical in collaboration with Prof. Ori Efrati, Director of the Pediatric […]

The Israeli Ministry of Health has just recognized the Rare Diseases Unit of the Edmond and Lily Safra Children’s Hospital at Sheba Medical center as an expert center for rare pediatric genetic disorders. This latest plaudit comes only a year after the Unit’s director, Prof. Annick Raz-Rothschild, was granted an award from the Rare Disease […]

According to recent studies, next generation labor rooms, available at Sheba, can reduce pain and stress levels during childbirth.

Seven point of care ultrasound devices were made available for use in the Internal Medicine Division to improve patient care.

According to a new Sheba study, the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is highly effective: 98% saw a major increase in COVID-19 antibodies. Learn more.

Sheba Medical Center becomes the first hospital in Israel to implant an innovative pacemaker that does not require a surgical incision to insert.

Israeli PM, Benjamin Netanyahu received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer/BioNtech at Sheba Medical Center on December 19.

Sheba researchers developed a revolutionary cancer treatment involving the reprogramming of the immune system of terminally ill patients to attack cancerous cells utilizing a gut microbiome transplant. Learn more.