Assuta ashdod university hospital
Six-month-old baby receives surgery months after swallowing package of staples
The baby’s parents sought medical treatment several times, after the baby suffered for about a month and a half from persistent coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
The new trend capturing delivery rooms in Israel
Years of disaster drills kept Israeli hospitals running - until Oct. 7 exposed the gaps
IDF's October 7 defense failure was at root of evacuation breakdowns, gov't probe finds
Can Israeli lab stop staggering death toll from antibiotic-resistant bacteria?
"Antimicrobial resistance, is like climate change. We need to act now so our children can have a world to live in" says Dr. Nadav Sorek head of Assuta Ashdod Hospital’s infectious disease center.
Who are Israel's best doctors in each field?
The list contains a total of 378 doctors and, for the first time, includes gynecologists and fertility specialists.
An 'EpiPen' bracelet? Assuta Ashdod develops concept to save lives
A pediatric nurse at Assuta has developed a concept for the first-ever compact epinephrine injection device. She was able to do that via Assuta Ashdod accelerator.
Hospital workers must be protected - editorial
Security must be stepped up at hospitals and clinics across Israel. Law-enforcement authorities should use a heavy hand against anyone who acts violently against medical staff.
More than a hospital – transforming healthcare
Assuta Ashdod hospital has become a cornerstone of the Ashdod community, providing healthcare services, hundreds of jobs and health education to the children and youth of the city.
The difference between life and death can be minutes
Assuta Ashdod is making its mark in war and peace.
Assuta Ashdod: Leading the world of medical innovation
Assuta Ashdod also offers a holistic approach to care that is unavailable in the public sector, with an emphasis on a patient’s medical, emotional and social needs.
Can laughing really heal?
Medical clowns bring joy to pediatric patients at Assuta Ashdod. You can help them.
Baby born in Ashdod with a dead fetus in her stomach
The phenomenon happens to 1 in 500,000 cases * The fetus has been removed.
Who is most likely to develop severe COVID-19 even after a second jab?
New research by Israeli doctors explains how and why some vaccinated individuals will still end up hospitalized due to the virus.
