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Eilat Diving Accidents Nearly Triple in 2026 as Medical Center Warns Divers
Diving accidents in Eilat nearly tripled between January and August 2026, with the Joseftal Medical Center treating 35 divers compared to 12 last year.
Doctors Warn Against Home Remedies After Fish Bones Get Stuck in Throat
Medical experts warn against traditional home remedies like swallowing bread when a fish bone gets stuck in the throat, advising prompt endoscopic evaluation to prevent serious tissue injury.
Innovative Senior Rehabilitation Park Inaugurated at Shoham Medical Center
An innovative rehabilitation park for senior citizens has been inaugurated at the Shoham Medical Center in Pardes Hanna, established through a donation from the Arison family.
Rabin Medical Center Drops Late Prime Minister's Name From New Logo
The Rabin Medical Center has dropped the name of late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin from its new logo, sparking debate. Management cites patient confusion, while critics question the move's political motives.
Fighter critically wounded and lost his right eye: after rehabilitation, he is returning to combat
A.Sh., a fighter in the Border Police (Magav) undercover unit, was critically wounded by a grenade explosion during an operation in Tulkarm in October 2023. After a year and a half of intensive rehabilitation at the Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa, he has regained his physical functions and is preparing to return to combat duty.
3×3: Three sets of triplets born at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in one month
Three sets of triplets were born within a single month at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, including a rare case where two girls shared a single placenta. Midwife Limor Hekster described the experience as an exciting and unique event for the medical team.
Construction of the Shimon Peres Medical Center: A New Landmark in Israeli Healthcare
Margolin Engineering and Consulting and Foren Sherim have been selected to manage the planning and construction of the Shimon Peres Medical Center in Beersheba. Phase A includes 200,000 square meters of facilities and 600 inpatient beds, with construction expected to begin around 2028.
"He was writhing in pain": Arrow pierces 10-year-old's skull at summer camp
When 10-year-old Daniel's father received a call from camp, he was told of a "small cut." At Schneider Children's Medical Center, it was revealed that an arrow had penetrated his skull, causing rare complications. Doctors warn that even recreational equipment can cause life-threatening injuries.