News and Events

​From May 8–11, special events were held in Israel to honor a special issue in The Lancet on “Health in Israel.” The issue is the good fruit of a controversial 2014 initiative taken by Rambam HCC.

​​Two orthopedists from Rambam Health Care Campus had an idea to improve the accuracy of certain orthopedic surgeries. They have just received a half million shekel grant to make their idea a reality.

​​While this new treatment won’t make kids listen better, it will help those suffering from the terrible pain of severely blocked ears. A new technique is being successfully used at Rambam HCC.

​​​Four patients entered Rambam’s operating rooms on the same day, two to donate their kidneys and two to receive them. This cross-transplant procedure involved dozens of staff from the Ruth Rappaport Children’s Hospital.

​​​​The 'Ruth Rappaport Children's Hospital recently received a prestigious recognition for its work with experimental treatments.

​​​​The prestigious Pravasi Bharatiya Samman was awarded to Professor Lael Anson E. Best earlier this year by the President of India. This week the award was personally handed over to him by India's ambassador to Israel.

​​​​Remembering Holocaust victims on Holocaust Rememberance Day helps elderly survivers to share their experiences. Together, patients and staff remember...

​An outstanding collaboration was launched today with the signing of an agreement between the University of Haifa and Rambam Health Care Campus, aimed at stimulating medical-applied research in Israel.

​​In Hebrew, the word “Chaham” means wise. Chaham is the family name in Hebrew of a young woman who gave birth to quadruplets at Rambam Health Care Campus.

​​​The life of a Turkish seaman was saved after Israeli doctors performed an urgent brain catheterization and stopped the bleeding of an artery in his brain. The man's condition improved and he will be released in the coming days.

​​​​The staff of Rambam Health Care Campus are used to dealing with emergency situations; people arrive day and night from all over Israel. However, a few days ago, a call for help came from a fairly remote location—Azerbaijan.

​Among the many visitors from overseas this month, was President of Slovakia. This visit was made possible by Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Technology can change lives. Rambam Health Care Campus makes sure that the change is for the better. Their newest acquistion is a first in Israel and will markedly improve care of stroke patients.

​Among the many visitors from overseas this month, was Mr. Ricardo Barros, Brazil's Minister of Health. Rambam is truly impacting the future of medicine—worldwide.

​The use of a 3D printer became one of the most important tools in restoring this man's face.

​​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.