Five years ago, fueled by frustration and desperation, the Kramer-Golinkoff family decided to do something dramatic to keep Emily alive.

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.

From developing a melanoma vaccine to working on controlling diabetes, Hadassah's multidisciplinary approach is resulting in medical breakthroughs and innovations.

With unflagging enthusiasm, Dr. Stepensky has headed the bone marrow transplant center at Hadassah for the past decade.

Women’s health care advocates came together in Washington, D.C., for the inaugural event of the new Coalition for Women's Health Equity, convened by Hadassah.

Haverut, a program started at HMO, not only uses the arts to distract or manage patients but also to help them create a new formula for living.

Wireless headphones are helping seniors affected by hearing loss reengage with their community—at lectures, performances and other cultural events.