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Treatment at Hadassah Allows ‘Tree Man’ to Finally Live a Normal Life

Pioneering treatment at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem is giving a man from Gaza who suffers from a very rare, painful, and incurable skin condition known as ‘Tree Man Syndrome’…

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Grateful Mom Hosts First-Birthday Celebration at Hadassah Hospital

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Helping with a Full Heart: A Mitzvah Passed on at Hadassah Mount Scopus

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The Doctor Gets a Passover Surprise

I Want to Live – interview with Vera Nagovski the first NEXUS patient

A Double Stroke at the Dead Sea

Orthopedic Surgery

Hadassah to the Rescue for Israeli Vacationing in Thailand

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The Human Spirit: the Boy Who Fell Five Floors Down an Elevator Shaft

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From Surviving a Terror Attack to the Birth of a New Baby

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Survivor of Terror Attack and Father of Nine Donates a Kidney

#Stop the Bleeding Campaign

A Policewoman Injured in a Terrorist Attack has been Released from Hospital

#Stop the Bleeding Campaign

Nathaniel (Netanel) Felber, a Terrorist Victim, is Fighting for His Life at Hadassah.

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A Hassidic Mother’s Promise to Donate a Kidney: Mission Accomplished

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Hadassah Staff Saves Seven-Year-Old From Deadly Scorpion Bite

Sisters Give Birth at Hadassah Four Hours Apart

Building Bridges to Peace

Hadassah Nurse Innovates to Provide Solace for Grief-stricken Families

Full Circle Campaign

American Patient Returns to Hadassah to Say, “Thank You for Saving My Life”.

Hadassah Patient Thrives with Kidney from Donor Who Has Hepatitis C

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Child Rides to Hadassah Operating Room in Style

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Classical Pianist and Cancer Survivor Overcomes Yet Another Obstacle