Assuta medical centers
No. 38: Joshua Shemer, Shali Mazaki-Tovi: Bringing innovation to healthcare
Assuta's Joshua (Shuki) Shemer and Sheba's Shali Mazaki-Tovi are at the forefront of Israel's medical innovation.
A real eye opener: Surgeon mistakenly operates on patient's healthy eye
Gynecologist to 'Post': This is why everyone should get the HPV vaccine - opinion
This is what the new hospital that opened in Beersheba looks like from the inside
Can laughing really heal?
Medical clowns bring joy to pediatric patients at Assuta Ashdod. You can help them.
Difficult conversations: When people disagree
When couples come into my office saying that they rarely argue and yet are barely speaking with each other, they are likely “checked out” of the relationship.
Mall entry in Israel to require COVID-19 Green Pass starting Friday
Omicron cases spike to 89 * Health Ministry says unvaccinated have three-fold increased chance of contracting variant
Dangerous Omicron variant shows why global vaccination matters
Despite repeated warnings from the WHO, rich countries have continued chasing after vaccines while poor- and middle-income countries are left behind.
Israeli Big Data unicorn Bright Data, is breaking down barriers of public web space
Big Data company Bright Data uses tools that allow companies to view large public data sets and condensing them into actionable insights.
We have to stick with Israel no matter what - opinion
For Jeffrey Green, so much love abounds for this captivating land, this hub of spiritual currents, natural wonders and incredible people.
Rockets fired at Ashdod as health minister visits local hospital
Assuta Medical Center was inaugurated in 2017. Most of its structure was built as a bomb shelter.
‘First coronavirus, now this,’ says mom who gave birth under Gaza rockets
As she was giving birth, the sirens blasted several times. The vast majority of the hospital is a secured structure, allowing doctors to continue their work, but the experience was still challenging.
Israeli woman sues hospital after doctors blind her, lie about it
Following the surgery, doctors called the patient back to come in for several visits in which they presented her with a false impression that her vision might still improve.
One-dose radiation therapy found effective for breast cancer patients
TARGIT-IORT, delivered during breast surgery, spares women 15 or more hospital visits and was found equally as effective as post-surgery radiation treatments in some patients.
