Injury
Iran used military weapons, targeted 'vital body parts' in protest crackdowns, X-rays show - report
Seventy-five X-rays and CT scans captured severe injuries inflicted by shotguns and high-caliber, military-grade weapons to patients’ faces, chests, and groin areas.
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Medical personnel protest excessive police violence against demonstrators
"Dr. Tal Weissbach was injured at a protest in Jerusalem after the spray from a water cannon hit her in the eye while she was identifiable as a medical professional," protest organizers said.
IDF achieves unprecedented medical evacuation times
These quick turnaround times not only help the patients, but lower risk to the ground forces and evacuation forces, as well as help the soldiers preoccupied with the injured get back to the fight.
Australian man has surgery to remove batteries from his urethra, left with disfigured penis
The 73-year-old man had to have his urethra removed after doctors removed the batteries from his penis.
Blasts in Somalia's capital Mogadishu kill at least 10, says residents
"I have counted ten dead people and 15 others injured. My shop is completely destroyed. The blasts took place in four places in the center of the market,"
Report: accidents in the construction sector are on the rise
A recent safety report revealed disturbing data: Despite a war-related decrease in the workforce and in employment rates, 2023 witnessed record fatalities and injuries in the construction sector.
Israeli surgeon hopes to bring movement back to amputees from Oct. 7 massacre
Since October 7, Dr. Zvika Steinberger has treated severely injured patients with upper and lower limb injuries, some amputated and some saved from amputation.
Injured IDF soldier receives letters from former orphanage in Odessa
"Following the Simchat Torah massacre, Igor showed exceptional bravery. He was among the first to engage in the battle in the Gaza Strip, putting his life on the line to protect his homeland."
Israel must be prepared to take care of the wounded from the war with Hamas - editorial
Of the 6,000+ members of Israel’s security establishment wounded, more than 2,000 have been recognized as permanently disabled in some way.
13,000 residents, more than 2,500 soldiers wounded in Israel-Hamas war
The budget for rehabilitation of the wounded will be increased from 900 to 1,500 beds, also increasing the budget for all four national health funds
West Bank terror: Two wounded in stabbing attack near Jerusalem
The terrorist was revealed to be an Israeli Arab who arrived at the checkpoint from the Israeli side of the crossing.
