Covid-19

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

Sheba Medical Center team consisting of 20 medical personnel went to Northern Italy to help with the COVID-19 crisis in the Piedmont region.

Trial of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by the Israel Institute of Biological Research is set to move into Phase II within a few weeks.

A recent partnership between Sheba and Toronto General aims to advance lung transplantation in Israel, revolutionizing how the procedure is performed.

Recent research conducted in Israel showed how the CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing system can be effective against metastatic cancer.

Two more reasons to be proud of our Sheba family! Prof. Ella Mendelssohn, director at Sheba’s Virology Lab, was the first scientist to receive a sample of the coronavirus in Israel.

Hospitals in Israel report a high number of patients suffering from chronic COVID. In this condition, various serious symptoms appear after recovery, and they can last a long time.

Proper hand hygiene is a vital part of preventing the spread of COVID-19, and an Israeli company has redesigned the sink to help people get squeaky clean.

To keep schools open for safe learning, an inventive pilot program for rapid corona testing was designed by Sheba and launched this week.