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Adir Yanko
Private medical school at Reichman University aims to fill Israel's doctor shortage
Reichman University to open Israel's first private medical school approved by the Council for Higher Education in bid to significantly increase number of medical students; While tuition is by no means cheap, at about $27,000 a year, it could mean that Israelis won't venture overseas and instead apply their skills in Israel
Adir Yanko
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11.13.24
Israeli teen hospitalized in serious condition after using e-cigarette
Schneider Children's Medical Center physician recalls a 17-year-old being brought in coughing large amounts of blood before being diagnosed with a pulmonary hemorrhage
Adir Yanko
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10.23.24
Sinwar's body relocated to Israeli site after autopsy
The former Hamas leader's body reportedly delivered to secret site in the country after inspection of his body was completed following his elimination
Adir Yanko
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10.18.24
Drug and alcohol use increased PTSD among Nova massacre survivors, study finds
Sheba Medical Center study finds heightened anxiety, depression in survivors using substances; alcohol causing the most significant dissociative states, impeding cognitive processing and recovery
Adir Yanko
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10.11.24
Golani officer undergoes final surgery after October 7 wounds, eyes return to combat
Lieutenant Niv Baranes severely wounded defending Kibbutz Nir Am from terrorists, leaving his military future uncertain; after multiple surgeries, including one by fellow Golani veteran, Baranes determined to return to battlefield alongside his comrades
Adir Yanko
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10.09.24
1 killed, 9 wounded in Be'er Sheva shooting attack
Israel Border Police Cpl. Shira Chaya Suslik, 19, succumbs to injuries; terrorist identified as Israeli citizen from Bedouin community in Negev
Ilana Curiel, Adir Yanko, Nina Fox
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10.06.24
Stress from war can trigger chronic disease, addictions, health professionals say
Whether it's diabetes, rapid weight gain, skin and intestinal conditions or substance abuse, accumulated stress from a prolonged war can manifest a myriad of ailments; When it comes to teen opiate consumption per capita, Israel is already ahead of even the United States since start of war
Adir Yanko
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09.17.24
Global companies cut joint research with Israeli hospitals
Recent data shows many corporations postpone or cancel requests to cooperate in medical tests in Israel amid worldwide criticism and Gaza war
Adir Yanko
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09.08.24
Patients on respirators in north get generators in case of power cuts from Hezbollah attacks
Health Ministry delivers them to hundreds of homes in pilot program to be extended to more in preparation for power outages caused by intensified fighting with Hezbollah in Lebanon as war expands; Hospitals in north prepare underground wards
Adir Yanko
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09.04.24
Israel's health care system fell apart on October 7, report reveals
Inquiry findings reveal health care system did not anticipate mass casualty event; report highlights lack of command over evacuation process, typically managed by Health Ministry
Adir Yanko
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09.03.24
Slain Gaza hostages found with fresh bullet wounds, signs of neglect
Autopsies of bodies recovered by troops in Rafah reveal hostages executed no more than 48 hours before being found, suffered from severe neglect in captivity
Adir Yanko
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09.01.24
Former Gaza hostages face severe trauma, children suffer most, study finds
Schneider Children's Medical Center details physical and mental challenges faced by former hostages during treatment; young children exhibited submissive behavior patterns, some of whom suffered from recurring nightmares and observed speaking in whispers
Adir Yanko
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08.12.24
Mikhail was killed by an Iron Dome interceptor in the north, but then his donated organs saved six lives
Mikhail Samara, killed by an interceptor missile near Nahariya, saved six lives through organ donation, including a baby; His parents' decision turned tragedy into hope for others
Adir Yanko
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08.11.24
Hospitals stockpile water, fuel and medicine as they brace for 3-month siege
Underground parking lots converted into hospital wards as medical center secure essential supplies; though no new directives issued, hospitals prepared for mass casualty events; ‘Every patient will receive the best care’
Adir Yanko
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08.10.24
Israelis flock to ER after brain-eating amoeba scare
Dozens seek medical attention after Health Ministry warns of possible infection from dangerous pathogen at Sea of Galilee water park; guidelines call on all feeling ill after swimming there to be tested after a second case of amoebic meningitis
Adir Yanko, Yair Kraus
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07.25.24
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