New Sheba Study Indicates COVID-19 Infection Can Lower Embryo Quality
A COVID-19 infection can lower the chance of a successful IVF implantation according to a new Sheba study. Click here to learn more.
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The Department of Surgical Oncology at Sheba Medical Center Has Been Designated as an International PIPAC Teaching Center
The International Society for the Study of Pleura and Peritoneum designated Sheba’s Surgical Oncology department as an International PIPAC Teaching Center
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The First Transcatheter Mitral Valve Implantation Was Completed at Sheba Medical Center
For the first time in Israel: Sheba performed a minimally invasive procedure that provides new hope for patients with mitral regurgitation. Click here to learn more:
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Israel Dispatches a Medical Aid Delegation to COVID-19 Stricken Uruguay
The delegation comprises Sheba Medical Center physicians and experts with extensive experience in combating the virus
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The World’s Most Advanced Robotic Surgical System
The latest robotic surgical system, now available at Sheba, offers greater precision and safety for patients. Click here to learn more.
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Sheba Physicians Will Travel to the UAE, Treat Security Personnel and Train Medical Personnel
Sheba Medical Center expands its Dubai presence by treating security personnel and training medical personnel. Click here to learn more:
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Experts Say Israel May Have Achieved Herd Immunity Against COVID-19
Click here to learn why “Israel is expected to be a very safe place for travelers” while the COVID-19 pandemic still rages on around the world.
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Dedicated COVID-19 Emergency Room and Children’s Ward at Sheba Medical Center Closed as Infection Rates Continue to Drop Across Israel
Israel leads the world in vaccines per capita, with more than 54% of the population fully inoculated
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Antibody Levels Remain High Two Months After Receiving the Second Dose of the COVID-19 Vaccine
According to the latest data, the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine remains effective for at least two months after receiving the second jab. Click here to learn more.
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