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Aly’s Blog, Chapter Five: Weather Set to Peak at 27 Degrees Celsius–Not Bad for February

Shalom from Modiin, where the weather is set to peak tomorrow at 27 degrees Celsius (80.6 degrees Fahrenheit)–not bad for February! It’s truly amazing what a massive impact the weather…

Hadassah International Israel

Departure of Meir Mark, Director of Hadassah International Israel

Infectious Diseases

Texas Tropical Disease Expert Meets with Hadassah Infectious Disease Specialists

Large Hadassah Study Identifies Predictor of Greater Risk of End-Stage Renal Disease

Israeli Start-up’s Algorithm Predicts Which Diabetic Patients Will Suffer Kidney Dysfunction Within One Year

#Stop the Bleeding Campaign

Civilian Security Guard Wounded in Terror Attack Feb 7, 2018

Jerusalem Marathon

Student with MS Running the Jerusalem Marathon to Support Hadassah’s MS program

Hadassah Physicians, Jointly with German and Swiss Colleagues, Identify Severe Eye Disease Only Seen in Mice Before

It Wasn’t a Heart Attack, But How Could I Tell?

Hadassah UK Event To Support MS Research Is A Great Success

...More than a Hospital

Hadassah New Zealand Hears How Hadassah Medical Center Activities Make A Difference Around the World

...More than a Hospital

Hadassah Caring Allows Hospitalized Patient to Participate in His Son’s Wedding

Mark Lewis to Discuss His MS Treatment at Hadassah on January 24, 2018

Young Adult Progressing Well After Life-Saving Treatment at Hadassah for Massive Brain Aneurysm

Medical Clown Nehama’s Blog, Chapter Five: Out of Love

Drug Company Collaborates with Hadassah Liver Specialist in Fighting Liver Disease

Building Bridges to Peace

Bedridden Teen Walks Again, Thanks to First-in-Israel Complex Spinal Surgery at Hadassah

Special Patient Stories

Mom of Eight Delivers Triplets at Hadassah–on Same Day She Becomes a Grandma

Head of Hadassah’s R & D Invited to Thailand for Royal Celebration and Conference

First in the World

Children in Crisis: Hadassah’s Robotics to the Rescue