One of the first international relief teams to reach quake-stricken Nepal traveled 5,000 miles to do so. On Monday morning, 30 hours after the catastrophe, a 747 airplane…

It’s like stepping into a science-fiction cliché. The elevator glides silently down through Jerusalem’s bedrock. Four stories belowground, the doors slide open to reveal a

Method: Take two magnets. Put one in the stomach and the other in the small intestine. Wait a week for the attraction between the magnets

Tehilla is one of some 200 children who undergo surgery for congenital heart defects at Hadassah each year.

Demand for Hadassah’s PICU beds for young heart patients is intensifying as chaos engulfs the region and organizations such as the Jerusalem-based Christian NGO Shevet

Immune modulation of the liver, a field that rapidly went global, was born in the early 2000s, when Dr. Rifaat Safadi, an Arab-Israeli gastroenterologist from the Hadassah–Hebrew University…

  The women sitting silently in the hospital waiting room are all riding the infertility roller coaster. Some tap on their phones, others read, most

A flexible spaghetti-like tube, perhaps the width of 15 hairs, slides into a vein or artery and is pushed gently through a maze of blood-filled