Healthcare System
Ebola patients, responders flee Congo hospital attack after patient denied blood transfusion dies
Relatives of a patient were part of the crowd that stormed the Nyakunde Hospital in Ituri province on Wednesday afternoon and evening, throwing stones and damaging its perimeter fence.
US healthcare watchdog announces $5.56 b. in expected savings despite administration fraud claims
British Jews shouldn't fear requesting kosher meals in hospitals - opinion
Global health leaders gather at Ichilov Medical Center to learn crisis preparedness
New program helps address mental health stigma in Israel’s haredi community
A new program is bringing mental health support to Israel’s haredi community, tackling deep-rooted stigma.
Historic opening of Haifa University's school of medicine to transform North Israel's healthcare
The Herta and Paul Amir School of Medicine will address Israel’s acute shortage of physicians and tackle the critical healthcare needs in northern Israel.
Report highlights challenges in Israel's healthcare system post-Oct. 7
A year after the start of the conflict, over 70,000 individuals have been recognized as victims of hostile actions, and nearly 13,000 have filed for permanent disability benefits.
2025 will be pivotal for health industry start ups - opinion
As public and private sectors come together to address these challenges, 2025 will likely be remembered as the year health start-ups redefined the way care is delivered.
'It is forbidden to get sick': Italian mayor's new edict highlights local healthcare shortcomings
Belcastro, a small municipality with just over 1,300 inhabitants located in the Presila Catanzarese area, grappled with severe healthcare deficiencies.
New Medical Center in Be'er Sheva Revolutionizes Local Healthcare
The new center features advanced medical equipment, low-radiation CT, and a variety of additional services.
Suspect in UnitedHealth CEO's killing, Luigi Mangione, pleads not guilty to murder, terrorism
If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Study: 40% of US Jewish medical professionals experienced antisemitism in workplace
Nearly 40% of US medical professionals indicate that they have personally experienced or witnessed antisemitism in their places of work.
Luigi Mangione sought to 'sow terror' in UnitedHealth executive killing, prosecutor says
Mangione, 26, would face a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted on all counts.
Investigators questioning man about UnitedHealth exec killing, reports say
The suspect, who has been identified by police as Luigi Mangione, ran from the scene and then rode a bike into Central Park.
