Hadassah's liver unit treats 7,000 people each year. With expanded facilities, it can treat even more patients suffering from ailments in this all-important organ.

If opioids are off the table, what do you do to relieve debilitating pain?

A team of Hadassah doctors and nurses performed the first surgery for acute scoliosis in Ethiopia.

At the Hadassah School, Hadassah’s youngest patients study cooking, art, reading—and conflict resolution.

Dr. Dina Ben-Yehuda, first female dean of Hadassah's school of medicine, tempers enthusiasm for technological changes in medicine with a belief in the importance of empathy.

Osteoporosis is a pediatric disease with geriatric consequences, but exercise and diet can help mitigate symptoms.

Alzheimer’s affects 5.7 million Americans, and two-thirds of patients over 65 suffering from the progressive, irreversible brain disorder are women.

While grief is a deeply personal process, survivors of suicide loss often find solace in support groups, social media groups, rituals and counseling.