Soroka Medical Center
Five wounded by gunfire as Israel Police, Bedouin clans clash in Negev towns
Police said shots were fired from a moving vehicle at another nearby car earlier Monday. Officers from the Yoav Unit operating in the area identified the suspected vehicle and began searching for it.
Soroka University Medical Center begins new partnership with Azerbaijan healthcare system
IDF's October 7 defense failure was at root of evacuation breakdowns, gov't probe finds
Common painkillers are safe during pregnancy, don't raise birth defect risk, Israeli study finds
'Every day in Gaza was hell': Freed Hamas hostages, siblings speak out
“Every day there is like hell,” Maya Regev said.
Israel's FIZE Medical donates advanced kidney devices to Soroka
FIZE’s patented kidney monitoring system provides minute-by-minute digital UO monitoring, with resolution accuracy down to the microliter for ICU patients of all ages.
Elderly Israeli hostage rushed to hospital upon release, in serious condition
The 84-year-old was rushed to the Beersheba hospital via helicopter immediately upon her reentry into Israel on Sunday night.
The day I realized that Israel is my home - opinion
The people around me are the most precious to me in the world.
Soroka ophthalmologists urge IDF soldiers to wear protective goggles
Doctors at Soroka have treated more than 20 soldiers who suffered harm to their eyes in various degrees of severity.
Israel accelerates aliyah of 20 immigrant doctors for war efforts
The ongoing war has led to a surge in demand for medical professionals, and the ministry's Employment Division has played a crucial role in the rapid employment of these new immigrant doctors.
Soroka suspends nurse asking to report ‘terror supporters’ among staff
The hospital said the nurse did not provide any evidence to support her claims.
Soroka hospital treats hundreds of victims
Soroka-University Medical Center in Beersheba reported on Saturday night that it had received more than 520 casualties since the beginning of the fighting.
Doctors save woman from dying of rare deadly skin-peeling disease
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is a rare and life-threatening genetic condition that causes the skin to peel off. When a woman in Ofakim was diagnosed, doctors at Soroka were able to save her.
One child's tragic death saved four other children's lives through organ donation
A four-year-old boy received the heart; a six-year-old girl got the liver, and the kidneys were given to a four-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl.
