After October 7, necessity has sharpened the skills of HMO’s plastic surgeons, pushing them to reduce elective procedures to prioritize repairing the injuries of soldiers and war victims.

Home to the Middle East’s first nursing school, HMO is on a mission to address the country’s nursing shortage.

Dr. Shani Paluch-Shimon is a pioneer in empowering women to make informed choices throughout their deeply personal breast cancer journeys.

'AI is a tool that will help physicians, not make them disappear,' says Dr. Jacob Sosna, chair of radiology and nuclear medicine at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem.

In the city’s public safe rooms, the mood is oddly uplifting. People play backgammon, entertain children, help each other—the only thing they ask for is more sleep.

Hadassah’s Rehabilitation Clown Project has adapted its techniques to play a key role in helping thousands navigate the horrors they experienced on and since October 7.

Despite facing war related challenges, Hadassah Medical Organization and its staff have made breakthroughs in the study of cancer and virology.

As in earlier conflicts, HMO develops breakthrough techniques and technologies to treat the injured, like surgical robots and 3-D printers.