During his first six months at the pediatric emergency unit of a busy Tel Aviv-area hospital, Dr. Yoram Ben Yehuda saw not one instance of

The patient was 30 years old and he was dying. His liver—scarred beyond repair by cirrhosis that followed a hepatitis B infection 18 years earlier—was

Whether you call it financial slowdown or economic meltdown, whether you believe we are still in freefall or inching toward recovery, what is beyond argument

Passing on their knowledge to a new generation, two Hadassah nurses are changing the way Israel looks at the unsung heroes of the medical profession.

One in three people worldwide is infected with the hepatitis B virus at some point in his or her life. Most will successfully rout the

Hadassah is well-known for its skill in treating the ailments of Israel’s human patients, but its doctors have also come to the aid of the

Once the focus of worldwide attention, genetic therapy’s dazzling potential has proven difficult to implement. However, a team at Hadassah is still researching healing through

The latest addition to the Hadassah surgical team has four arms and a computer console and provides more precise, safer and less invasive surgery than