“Donating organs should be as much a social norm as stopping at a red light,” says Hadassah Ein Kerem nurse Kyrill Grozovsky.

Oncology patients at the world-renowned hospital share their stories.

There are hundred of volunteers at Hadassah, from young men and women to retirees. Their contributions of time, talent and expertise are an integral part of HMO.

There are 84 disorders of the biological process called sleep that are classified into six groups, all of which are addressed at the Hadassah clinic.

Just when it seems to those who have recovered from Covid-19 that the virus has thrown its final punch, it delivers one more.

In Israel, cardiac disease is the most common cause of mortality after cancer, affecting 7.1 percent of women.

Hadassah’s exome database is among the latest tools in analyzing genetic diseases.

Around 13,000 babies are born at Hadassah each year, attended by midwives who makes sure the birth experience is safe for the mothers and their children.