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Health · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomWeekly Insulin Injection Now Available for Israeli DiabeticsIsraeli diabetics can now receive insulin with a single weekly injection of the newly registered drug Awiqli, reducing annual shots from 365 to 52. The medication, approved in Europe and the U.S. in 2024 and 2026 respectively, is currently available privately. Experts call the drug a "revolution in insulin therapy" that simplifies treatment and may encourage more patients to adhere to their regimen, potentially reducing complications.Health · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomWeekly Insulin Injection Approved for Israeli Diabetes PatientsIsrael has approved Awiqli, a new once-weekly basal insulin injection, for diabetes patients, reducing annual shots from 365 to 52. The drug, already approved in the EU and US, is now available for private purchase in Israel. Clinical trials showed Awiqli to be as effective as, and sometimes better than, daily basal insulin. Experts believe the reduced injection frequency will encourage more patients to begin insulin therapy and improve adherence.Health · 1d agoIsrael Plans Major Reform of Women's Healthcare SystemIsrael's Ministry of Health is proposing a major reform of women's healthcare, moving beyond reproductive health to address women's needs throughout their lives. The reform aims to combat gender inequality in medicine and improve diagnosis and treatment for conditions like endometriosis. Recommendations include better early detection, physician training, and specialized care, with a focus on mental health and hormonal issues.Health · 3d ago · also in 10 newsroomsSon of Israeli Ambassador to US Discharged From Hospital After AccidentNeriah Laiter, son of Israel's ambassador to the US, was discharged from Shaare Zedek Medical Center after over a month following a critical car accident. He has been moved to a specialized rehabilitation center for traumatic brain injuries. Laiter is no longer in life-threatening danger and breathes independently, though he remains unconscious. His family thanked the medical staff and requested privacy.Health · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHealth Ministry Lifts Boil Water Advisory for Kfar ChabadThe Israeli Ministry of Health has lifted a boil water advisory for Kfar Chabad after water quality tests returned normal results. Residents can now safely drink tap water without boiling. The advisory was put in place due to contamination risks, but repeated tests confirmed the water meets safety standards.Health · 5d ago · also in 5 newsroomsSheba Medical Center Chief Appointed Acting Health Ministry DirectorProfessor Yitzhak Kreiss, director of Sheba Medical Center, has been appointed acting Director-General of Israel's Ministry of Health. He will serve in this role until a new government is formed, while also continuing to lead Sheba. Kreiss, a retired IDF medical officer, takes over during a turbulent period for the ministry and faces significant challenges in the Israeli healthcare system.Health · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael's Health Ministry Bans Sale of Illegal Honey Containing Potency DrugsIsrael's Ministry of Health has banned the sale of "Royal Black Honey" after discovering it contains undeclared sildenafil, a prescription drug for erectile dysfunction. The ministry warned that consuming the product without medical supervision poses severe health risks, including dangerous blood pressure changes and cardiovascular issues. Citizens are urged to buy health products only from licensed pharmacies and report any illicit sales or adverse reactions.Health · 6d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsrael Health Ministry Warns of Danger from Hair Straightener DragonflyIsrael's Ministry of Health has warned against the hair straightening product Dragonfly after a teenager was hospitalized with kidney damage. The ministry has called for an immediate stop to its sale and use, citing a link between glycolic acid and kidney injury. Sales of such products have been banned since February 2026, and consumers are advised to use caution and seek medical help for any adverse symptoms.Health · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Biologists Propose Ancient Brain Structures Generate ConsciousnessNeurobiologists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem theorize that ancient brainstem structures, not the cerebral cortex, generate subjective experience and the sense of self. Their hypothesis, published in The Neuroscientist, suggests the brainstem controls which information enters consciousness, explaining why cortical damage doesn't always cause unconsciousness. The researchers propose testing their theory on the mesopontine tegmentum.Health · 9d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Recalls Dutch Salmon Over Mislabeled Expiration DateIsrael's Ministry of Health is recalling fresh Atlantic salmon fillet imported from the Netherlands due to a mislabeled expiration date. The affected product, sold by Zano Fish Brothers, has an incorrect "best by" date of 31.10.27 instead of 31.10.26. Consumers are advised not to consume the product and to return it.Health · 9d ago · also in 3 newsroomsJerusalem Child Hospitalized in ICU Due to Severe Flu ComplicationsAn eight-year-old girl in Jerusalem was admitted to the intensive care unit at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in critical condition due to severe flu complications, including respiratory failure. The child, who was not vaccinated against the flu, is currently on a ventilator. Medical professionals emphasize that the flu can cause serious issues even in healthy children and stress the importance of vaccination.Health · 10d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael's Health Ministry Confirms No Ebola Cases After Negative TestsIsrael's Ministry of Health confirmed on November 4th that two patients returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo tested negative for Ebola, with no confirmed cases in the country. The patients, who developed fevers, were treated in isolation at designated hospitals. The ministry is conducting an epidemiological investigation and advises individuals with symptoms returning from affected areas to self-isolate and call a hotline.Health · 11d ago · also in 3 newsroomsHaifa's Rambam Hospital to Double Capacity in Major Expansion ProjectHaifa's Rambam Hospital plans to double its bed capacity from 976 to 1,875 as part of a major expansion project approved by the local planning committee. The initiative includes new clinical and research facilities and will expand the hospital's footprint to 101 dunams. Mayor Yona Yahav highlighted the hospital's critical strategic role for northern Israel, especially during emergencies.Health · 11d agoIchilov Hospital Partners With AI Developer WonderfulTel Aviv's Ichilov Medical Center has signed a strategic agreement with AI developer Wonderful to integrate advanced digital algorithms into its healthcare system. The partnership aims to automate routine tasks, reduce patient wait times, and allow medical staff more time for patient care. The collaboration will involve testing pilot software in various hospital departments, with initial results expected in the coming months.Health · 15d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsraeli Importer Recalls Dark Chocolate Over Undeclared AllergenBetter Choice Ltd. recalled four types of imported dark chocolate in Israel due to undeclared milk allergens. The affected products, manufactured in Russia, have expiration dates ranging from October 2027 to December 2027. Consumers with milk allergies are advised not to consume the chocolate and can return it for a refund.Health · 16d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Warns Public Against Illicit Unregistered Drug PurchasesIsrael's Ministry of Health has issued an urgent warning to citizens against purchasing and using unregistered peptide products sold illegally online and via social media. These substances, including BPC-157 and retatrutide, have not undergone state registration and pose severe health risks such as organ damage and hormonal disruption. The ministry is coordinating with international partners and urges the public to report illicit sellers and seek medical help if they experience adverse effects.Health · 17d agoIsraeli Dentist Offers "Teeth in a Day" Solution for Full Jaw RestorationDr. Igal Balan, an Israeli dental specialist, is offering the All-on-4-6 implant technique, which allows patients to receive a full set of non-removable teeth in one day. This advanced procedure addresses issues from tooth loss, including eating difficulties and bone loss, and provides a stable alternative to dentures. The treatment involves placing four to six implants to support a prosthesis, with a temporary one fitted on surgery day and a permanent one later. Dr. Balan's clinic in Kiryat Yam has successfully treated thousands of patients, restoring not just smiles but also quality of life.Health · 17d agoSix Israeli School Principals Donate Kidneys to StrangersSix Israeli school principals have donated kidneys to strangers, driven by personal tragedies, a commitment to their students' values, and a belief in leading by example. The donors, including directors from various cities and backgrounds, were motivated by events like the October 7th attacks and a desire to offer hope and embody the principles of mutual aid they teach. Their actions highlight a broader trend, with about a quarter of living kidney donors in Israel having ties to the education system.Health · 19d agoHaifa Surgeons Save Soldier's Kidney After Lebanon InjurySurgeons at Rambam Medical Center in Haifa saved the kidney of an IDF soldier injured in Lebanon. The soldier suffered a severe injury to his kidney from a fall, causing arterial blockage. Specialists successfully removed a clot and restored blood flow using a minimally invasive procedure. The soldier has been discharged in stable condition.Health · 19d agoIsrael Allocates 650 Million Shekels for 2027 Health Basket AdditionsIsrael's Ministry of Health has begun the process of selecting new medications and treatments for the 2027 "health basket," allocating 650 million shekels for the initiative. An expert committee, led by Professor Dina Ben-Yehuda, is reviewing over 1,100 proposals. The goal is to balance essential care with innovative, costly treatments. Approved additions will be implemented starting January 1, 2027.Health · 19d agoSix Urgent Care Clinics to Operate in Haifa and Krayot on Election DaySix urgent care medical centers operated by Clalit Health Services will be open in Haifa and Krayot on election day, October 27th. These clinics will provide accessible medical care for non-life-threatening urgent conditions. Dr. Erez Libel, head of the district, highlighted the importance of maintaining service continuity during the election. Residents with emergencies should still contact emergency services directly.Health · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomFirst Regional Medical Center in Judea and Samaria to Open in 2027The Jewish National Fund is investing NIS 15 million to complete the "Nanashi" medical center in the Binyamin Regional Council, with an opening planned for 2027. This will be the first regional medical center in Judea and Samaria, serving over 80,000 residents. The facility aims to improve access to emergency and specialist medical care, reduce travel times, and create local jobs.Health · 20d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Launches National Psychedelic Study for PTSD TreatmentIsrael's Ministry of Health has launched a national clinical trial using psychedelics like MDMA and psilocybin to treat chronic PTSD in patients resistant to traditional therapies. The study, involving hundreds of participants, aims to provide a safe, controlled alternative to unregulated black market treatments following a surge in trauma cases. Strict protocols will govern the use of these substances, which are currently only approved for research.Health · 20d agoL'Oréal Paris Updates Revitalift Filler Serum With Hyaluronic Acid and PDRN+L'Oréal Paris has released an updated Revitalift Filler serum featuring hyaluronic acid and a new, vegan-friendly PDRN+ ingredient derived from biotechnology. The serum aims to hydrate and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, with clinical tests showing a 47% reduction in wrinkle visibility after six weeks. Priced at 110 shekels, the product reflects a trend of bringing advanced cosmetic ingredients into at-home skincare routines.Health · 21d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Researchers Receive $6 Million Grant for Aging StudyIsraeli researchers at Sheba Medical Center secured a $6 million grant from the Nuttall Foundation for a three-year study on female aging. The OASIS project will examine the role of ovaries in aging processes, involving 650 women. Led by Professor Lauren Patrick and Doctor Avigil Goshen, the study hopes to advance disease prevention and early detection.Health · 23d ago · also in 4 newsroomsSheba Medical Center Ranks Among World's Top 6 Smart HospitalsSheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan, Israel, has risen to sixth place in the 2027 global ranking of smart hospitals, according to Newsweek and Statista. The hospital's improved position is due to its adoption of advanced technologies like AI and robotics. Ten of its specialized departments were also recognized as top in their fields.Health · 23d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Warns of Dangerous Bacterial Contamination in Northern StreamsIsrael's Health and Environmental Protection Ministries have issued an urgent warning about dangerous bacterial contamination in northern streams, including the Jordan River. Water samples revealed levels more than double the safe limit, posing risks of intestinal infections. The contamination is widespread across popular natural sites, and a swimming ban is in effect until levels return to normal.Health · 23d agoLongevity Trend: Aesthetic Medicine Embraces Skin RegenerationAesthetic medicine is increasingly focusing on skin regeneration and quality, aligning with the Longevity concept of maintaining health and appearance over time. Dr. Irena Krupnik, an Israeli-based practitioner, utilizes autologous regeneration methods like PRP and PRF, which use a patient's own blood components to stimulate tissue repair. These approaches represent a shift towards long-term strategies rather than quick fixes, with treatment tailored to individual needs after a thorough medical assessment.Health · 24d agoIsrael Recalls MATRIX Ceiling Fans Due to Injury RiskIsrael is recalling MATRIX ceiling fans due to a risk of falling and causing injuries. The Chinese-made fans, imported by Saint Lakat Company Ltd., failed to meet safety standards because of a weak mechanical connection. Owners of the affected model are urged to stop using the fans and seek repair or replacement.Health · 25d agoIsrael Faces Sharp Rise in Flu Hospitalizations Amid Low Vaccination RatesIsrael's flu season has begun with a sharp increase in hospitalizations, including 15 patients in intensive care. The National Center for Disease Control reported 277 flu A cases in major clinics, with vulnerable groups most affected. Vaccination rates are low at 4.1% nationally, though higher among the elderly. Access to specialized high-dose vaccines is limited due to cost and lack of subsidy.More from Mignews