Covid-19

Fox News reporter Trey Yingst visits Sheba and shares his view of the medical team’s brave frontline battle against coronavirus.

Nanoscent, an Israeli startup, has started a trial with Sheba to help detect the novel coronavirus using an innovative 30-second screening device.

Eight babies have already been born at Sheba’s dedicated maternity ward for COVID-19 patients, the first of its kind in Israel.

When news of the first patients diagnosed with the coronavirus started to trickle into Israel, many severe restrictions were introduced.

Israel has joined forces with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the medical research agency of the US, to find treatments to fight the novel coronavirus.

Many psychiatric patients have difficulty following social distancing and other rules implemented to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The new isolated bereavement unit enables family members to express farewell to their loved ones and experience an essential part of the mourning process.

The central objective of Project Breath of Air is to ensure that no patients anywhere are left without ventilators due to a shortage.

The Mossad, Israel’s legendary intelligence agency, has been essential in acquiring medical equipment and manufacturing technology from overseas, according to reports by the country’s medical and security officials.