News and Events

​​Rambam was a major sponor for the MedinIsrael 2017 conference. With over 100 exhibitions, the conference was clear proof that Israel is THE Start-up Nation, and Rambam has helped to make it so.

​​​A week after the Super Bowl, which closed the American football season, five league players came to visit Rambam as part of a tour of Israel.

​​​​​A new "Garden of Dreams" for sick kids opened recently—a special place where children can heal and grow!

​​​​The tragic death of an Israeli immigrant from the USA brought new hope to Israeli's in need of a very special gift only he could give.

​​​​A genetic research collaboration between Rambam and colleagues in Germany has provided the explanation for the enigmatic death of three babies in the 1990s. 

​Rambam has launched the new ‘Center for Medical Innovation’ (Innovation Laboratory), the only one of its kind in Israel.

The event honoring the Zukier family for their donation to the Jacob and Gitla Zukier Medical Fund Oncology Fellowship Program was held on October 27, 2016 in the Joseph Fishman Oncology Center at Rambam.​​​​

​This week Rambam HCC presented the third Youdim Family Prize for Cancer Research to Professor Binyamin Dekel. The prize was established by the Israeli scientist from Iran who unlocked the secrets of neurodegeneration.
 

In recent weeks, two extraordinary stroke cases were successfully treated at Haifa’s Rambam Health Care Campus, thanks to a unique, time-saving “Red Carpet Treatment” track.

A team of Rambam cardiologists were the first in Israel to use a new, Israeli-developed technology to repair mitral valve regurgitation, as part of a multi-national clinical trial. The implantable device, recently acquired by a US leader in cardiology solutions from an Israeli start-up, is minimally invasive, and saves patients the need to undergo protracted and complex open-heart surgery.

Meet Mohammed Awad, 102 years old. He’s led a full and active life but found he was his eyesight was limited. After treatment at Rambam Health Care Campus, Mohammed is seeing clearly once again.

A new procedure was used by doctors at Rambam Health Care Campus to implant a titanium jaw in a wounded Syrian.