A Jerusalem startup is replicating spider silk with industrial potential.

'Within a decade, I hope we will be able to increase fertility among older women using anti-viral drugs.'

While vaccines stop corona from spreading, cures are needed for those who still contract COVID-19.

The Jerusalem hospital said that Sunday's wedding was held in accordance with all Health Ministry guidelines.

People infected with the coronavirus develop unique antivirus antibodies that could provide sick corona patients with 'passive' immunization.

Blood samples from Covid-19 patients showed sicker patients had a high concentration of Alpha-defensin, a peptide involved in blood clots formation.

Using the unique tumor diagnostic test helps physicians and patients make informed immunotherapy decisions.

Positive results for startup Brainstorm's ALS trial, US documentary series to feature Israeli medical and lifesaving technologies, and much more!

Shaden Salameh, director of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus Emergency Medicine Department, is the 1st female Arab doctor to head an Israeli hospital emergency room.

Israeli immunologist saves boy allergic to light; BBC hails success of Israeli cancer treatment; and much more!

The leading surgeon in one of Jerusalem's busiest hospitals reflects the diversity and civil rights embodied by the Jewish state.

An Israeli company developed technology that could speed up the process and improve bone quality in patients, and doctors at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem removed a tumor from the spine of a 3-year-old Palestinian Arab boy from Gaza to prevent him from becoming paralyzed, and much more.

A rare procedure performed at the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem has prevented a 3-year-old Palestinian boy from the Gaza Strip from becoming paralyzed. The boy was released from the hospital walking on his own.

While Palestinian terrorists were stabbing Israeli civilians during the recent wave of terror, a Jewish hospital in Jerusalem has been saving Palestinian babies.

With all the negative content in the news these days, it’s nice to read a little good news. Here’s some of the latest from Israel in the area of medicine.