Good news for MS patients at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center: cognitive-functional occupational therapy group. The first service of its type in Israel, designed to improve the cognitive abilities of patients and give them practical tools to cope with the difficulties they face in their day-to-day lives
Stress is one of the most common effects of the western lifestyle, and over the past decade there has been a growing understanding of its implications for our health, particularly cardiovascular health. What can be done to remain healthy? Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Cardiology Division Director, Prof. Ariel Roguin, explains
The heads of the local authorities visited Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, where they were updated on important issues such as the hospital’s emergency preparedness, community health promotion, new medical services, construction and infrastructures
Feeling tightness in your chest? Experiencing heart palpitations? As they do every year, in honor of World Heart Month, Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s senior cardiologists are coming to you - to your home, with a series of free lectures about the link between stress and the cardiovascular system along with what you can do to remain in good health
Mickey Dudkiewicz, Director General of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, added a new title to his name this week, Clinical Associate Professor, awarded to him by the Technion’s Faculty of Medicine. From now on: Prof. Mickey Dudkiewicz
A 46-year-old woman came in to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center due to pain in her lower abdomen and bleeding from the rectum. After undergoing a series of tests, the doctors found that an IUD had penetrated the intestine and perforated the rectum
The second class of Hila - the flagship program for leadership, excellence and development of the future generation of medicine at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center was launched at a special event held at Elma Hotel in Zichron Yaakov
Dr. Moanes Ajaj, a specialist in surgical medicine and vascular surgery, was appointed as the director of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center’s Vascular Surgery Department
Heart failure patients are prone a build up of fluid in body tissues, which can lead to pulmonary edema and in severe cases even to death. Hillel Yaffe has an innovative device that enables precise measurement of the amount of fluid in the lungs and optimal adjustment of medication for the patient
Rabbi of Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, Dovev Bindiger, decided to join the national effort and report for reserve duty. He is currently in the officer training course and is on his way to realizing his dream of becoming a military rabbi