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Mass toxicological event drill

Mass toxicological event drill

On Tuesday, November 8, 2016, Hillel Yaffe Medical Center drilled a scenario in which a very large number of people are brought in to receive treatment following a mass toxicological event.
9/11/2016
Time to roll up your sleeves

Time to roll up your sleeves

Before you get hit with the flu, outrun it and go get a flu shot. Dr. Michal Shtein, Director of the Infectious Diseases Unit at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center responds to several common assumptions about the flu and the influenza vaccine
2/11/2016
11-month old bitten by black widow spider

11-month old bitten by black widow spider

The baby, who lives in Caesarea, was rushed to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center's pediatric emergency room by her parents, received quick care and is now recovering in good condition
23/10/2016
Taking it to the next level

Taking it to the next level

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center passed the mock survey, which is a step towards obtaining international JCI hospital accreditation. Now the hospital is preparing for the final survey
10/10/2016
The first babies born in the Jewish year of 5777

The first babies born in the Jewish year of 5777

The new year (5777) was welcomed by seven new babies - two boys and five girls at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center's delivery room and Obstetrics Department, and during the three-day holiday, no fewer than 24 babies came into the world
6/10/2016
Hearing for the first time

Hearing for the first time

For the first time in the Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery Unit at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center: surgery to implant a hearing aid in the skull of a patient who had virtually lost her hearing
12/09/2016
Caught measles because he wasn't vaccinated

Caught measles because he wasn't vaccinated

A four-year-old boy who was brought to the Hillel Yaffe Emergency Room several days ago was diagnosed with measles after evidently having been infected when overseas. The child had never been vaccinated against the disease.
8/09/2016
Summer's still here - spotted fever too

Summer's still here - spotted fever too

This past month, three people were hospitalized with spotted fever at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center. Dr. Sharon Reisfeld is calling on the general public to pay attention to the symptoms of the disease and to take action to avoid being bitten by the ticks that cause it.
31/08/2016
First to see

First to see

Dr. Beatrice Tiosano, Director of the Opthalmology Department at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, is one of the first in Israel to perform innovative glaucoma surgery that offers patients numerous advantages
24/08/2016
How bad is it?

How bad is it?

The entire world is talking about it - the mosquito that is spreading the Zika virus, which is a source of concern for the athletes participating in the Rio 2016 Olympics and the tourists who came to watch the games. Dr. Sharon Reisfeld explains what's harmful about the virus and a few words to allay your concerns
9/08/2016
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