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Adir Yanko
At least 5 contract West Nile Virus in Tel Aviv, 2 seriously ill
All impacted by illness passed on by Asian Tiger mosquitos are over 60 and reside near the Yarkon River in the north-eastern sectors of the city; the incubation period for the virus can be up to 3 weeks
Adir Yanko
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06.18.24
Rescued hostages 'developed their own language, never lost hope,' says mother
Bond formed during 8-month captivity helped Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov and Shlomi Ziv survive, supporting each other through tough times, even picking up some Arabic from watching Al Jazeera; Almog's mother emphasizes urgency of securing release of remaining hostages
Roy Rubinstein, Adir Yanko
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06.11.24
A leader of the hostages: new details emerge about Noa Argamani's time in captivity
In early weeks of captivity, she learned Arabic and took on the role of ‘representative’ for hostages, often washing dishes and cooking; rescued hostage expected to be released from hospital in coming days and is currently deeply involved in cancer-stricken mother's medical care
Adir Yanko
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06.10.24
Rescued hostages say subjected to brainwashing, emotional abuse in captivity
Captives share with medical teams terrorists forced them to read the Quran and study Islamic rulings
Adir Yanko, Hagar Kochavi
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06.09.24
Dolev Yehud was an October 7 hero: 'Went out to treat the wounded, saving lives was in his blood'
The morning of the massacre he went out to take care of the wounded, while his pregnant wife and 3 children waited; His body was identified on Monday morning, after 8 months in which he was considered a hostage
Adir Yanko
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06.03.24
Thousands of doctors warn that military exemption will lead medical professionals to emigrate
In open letter, doctors in Israel call on the Knesset and the government to halt all actions that can lead to 'professionals leaving the country', which will make Israel 'less educated'
Adir Yanko
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06.02.24
Gaza resident harasses female hospital intern after undergoing a surgery in Israel
A Gaza Strip resident who was being treated at Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon stroked an intern, and was later apprehended and questioned by security forces before being deported back to Gaza
Matan Tzuri, Adir Yanko
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05.28.24
Number of IDF injuries surges amid Rafah offensive
Hospitals report spike in wounded troops from anti-tank missiles and IEDs; escalation with Hezbollah could worsen situation, with some hospitals already moving operations underground to cope with increasing number of casualties
Adir Yanko
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05.23.24
Meet the Israeli doctor who revealed a major COVID vaccine side-effect
The State Comptroller praised Professor Dror Mevorach, who was the first to discover one of the dangerous side effects of the coronavirus vaccine: inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis); He also explains why he did not agree with recommendation for fourth and fifth vaccinations
Adir Yanko, Alexandra Lukash, Yaron Drukman
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05.22.24
'She fell into deep depression and contemplated suicide': war's medical and psychological toll on evacuees
Experts say many displaced patients skip treatment due to various challenges, including shortage of appointments and medication and unfamiliarity with doctors
Adir Yanko
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05.13.24
Israel sees rise in opioid use, study finds
Israel National Institute for Health Policy Research study point to a significant increase in painkiller use throughout the country due to lack of supervision or treatment of addiction
Adir Yanko
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05.10.24
'Heaps of burnt bodies stuck together': volunteers revisit 'Ambulance of Death'
3 veteran ZAKA volunteers describe finding badly charred, unidentifiable remains inside ambulance struck by Hamas anti-tank missile on October 7; 'Some bodies had melted'
Adir Yanko
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05.08.24
Israeli doctors warn hostages in danger of sexual assault, in Lancet article
Three medical experts write in medical journal, imploring action to release all captives from the clutches of Hamas, citing violence and sexual assault: 'Do not sit idly by'
Adir Yanko
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04.25.24
During Major Dor Zimel's funeral, wounded soldier receives lungs and will breathe again
Kfir Zer requests his family to attend Dor Zimel's funeral moments before the doctors performed the lung transplant surgery; Kfir's father said that his condition was deteriorating and Dor's organs saved lives, including Kfir's life
Adir Yanko
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04.22.24
Number of soldiers needing psychological care to rise to 10,000, report shows
Defense Ministry prepares to admit some 20,000 new wounded soldiers by end of 2024, as 8,000 of them are expected to grapple with various psychological responses such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other symptoms
Adir Yanko, Nina Fox
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04.19.24
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