Beilinson Reports Israel’s First Robotic Lung Transplant
Beilinson reports Israel’s first robotic lung transplant with small incisions. How the procedure works and why one patient’s early recovery is not proof.
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Beilinson reports Israel’s first robotic lung transplant with small incisions. How the procedure works and why one patient’s early recovery is not proof.
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Israel's Energy Ministry proposes three fusion investment options, from research support to a national program, with public comments open until December 10.
ViVac Pharma won Hebrew University's Asper Prize and NIS 100,000 for its RNA cancer research. Its liver and ovarian programs remain in early development.
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A Jerusalem conference linked forensic identification with preserving October 7 evidence, as Avi Issacharoff urged museums and media to sustain the record.
Gix says Sheba robots now transport donated blood and bone marrow specimens. The October 12 announcement expands existing hospital logistics services.
A Ben Gurion University workshop begins on October 11 according to its program, with research talks on aquaculture water treatment and collaboration.
Israel announced a 300 meter aqueduct discovery on October 11. The section preserves Jerusalem’s water history and is planned for a new neighborhood.
Israel recorded 300 road deaths in January through August 2026. Practical advice on rain, safe distance, phones, child seats, fatigue and recall checks.
Israel's Defense Ministry details a NIS 10 billion rehabilitation budget and study support as about 30,000 personnel enter care since October 7, 2023.
At Recovio in Rishon LeZion, Tom Minkov and his team pair careful listening and examination with a personal plan for people living with persistent pain.