Monday, Jan 7 2019
Three and a half years ago, Inbar and Ori Azrak were returning from a romantic weekend in Jerusalem when a terrorist threw a Molotov cocktail into their car. Terribly burned, Inbar was successfully treated at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. Today she is celebrating the birth of a fifth child at Hadassah—a baby boy. “I’m glad to be back at Hadassah for good reasons,” Inbar says.
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Tuesday, Jan 12 2021
Hadassah Speedily Vaccinates Its Staff Against COVID-19As of January 11, out of the 6,500 individuals who work at the Hadassah Medical Organization, 4,800 had received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, and 1,000 had received the second dose.
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Tuesday, Jan 5 2021
Mary, From Bethlehem, Experiences Personal Christmas Miracle at HadassahChristmas Eve is always a special time for Mary A, an 86-year-old resident of Bethlehem.
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Tuesday, Dec 29 2020
Nurses Inject Hope at Hadassah Hospital Ein KeremThe sun has just come up. It is 6 am and 18 pairs of eyes are staring at two Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem nurses. One nurse is seated and the other is standing over her, a needle in hand.
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Monday, Dec 21 2020
Hadassah Collaborates to Develop a Face Mask that Kills the CoronavirusThe Hadassah Medical Organization, the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) and Tera Novel, an Israeli start-up company, have collaboratively developed an innovative antiviral and antibacterial mask...
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