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Around half a year after Hillel Yaffe Medical Center returned to its regular activities following the cyber attack it experienced, the hospital – in cooperation with the Government Hospitals Division – has created a conference to share its experience and insights, and review present and future challenges

Over 200 pregnant women gathered last Friday at Hillel Yaffe for a particularly pampering Pregnancy and Childbirth Fair which included a delicious breakfast, an area for free massages from the Alternative Medicine Clinic, stands, and informative lectures from experts of the Maternity Division

Dr. Mickey Dudkiewicz, Director General of the Medical Center said: This is very important news for our patients. We are talking about an essential, life-saving medical service which will greatly contribute to the good health of the residents of the region. Two ECMO machines were generously donated by The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust

Staff at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Pediatric Emergency Medicine Unit have recently begun using VR headsets to allay the fears of children who are there to receive medical treatment

L., a Border Police fighter, who charged at the terrorist during the terrorist attack in Hadera, was hospitalized in Hillel Yaffe’s Orthopedics Department in mild condition. On the second day of his hospitalization, he felt stinging in his eye, and a medical examination showed he had been wounded by a piece of shrapnel. He was operated on by Dr. Ori Scheyer, a senior physician in the Ophthalmology Department, and the shrapnel which was deeply embedded in his cornea was removed