The desire to escape death, combined with the widespread availability of life-prolonging technology, has led to patients often getting swept onto what I call “the end-of-life conveyor belt.”

An Israeli site gives strength to women after perinatal infant loss.

Use of medical marijuana among seniors reaches a new high.

Achotenu removes the barriers that prevent young Ethiopians from pursuing a degree in nursing.

Hadassah-trained obstetrician Dr. Yuval Gielchinsky established Hadassah’s Center for Fetal Medicine five years ago.

These special-health diet books, all released in 2016, look critically at the gluten obsession and explain the mind-body connection—including what to eat to keep your memory sharp.

Thanks to Israeli investigations into the gene mutations, a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis is no longer an early death sentence.

Israel’s multiethnic society informs Hadassah Hospital's tailored approach to treating breast cancer.