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Sheba's Global Patient Services provides world-class medicine with a personal touch to patients from across the globe.

25/05/2026

Listen to your skin!

This , we encourage you to look at your skin — do you notice a new or changing mole, spot, bump, or sore? If you do, don't wait to see if it goes away. Get it checked.

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18/05/2026

Do you wear contact lenses?

If so, watch the video below, where Dr. Mattan Arazi explains how simple changes in your daily routine can help protect your eyes and reduce the risk of serious infection.

12/05/2026

Today is , and we want to say thank you to the incredible nurses at Sheba Medical Center.

Every day, they care for patients and families with kindness, patience, and dedication. They are there in the moments that matter most, offering support, comfort, and reassurance.

For patients coming from around the world, our nurses help make a new place feel a little more familiar and a lot more supportive.
To all our nurses, thank you for your endless care. 💙

If a nurse has made a difference in your life, we would love to hear your story in the comments!

10/05/2026

This , we're looking beyond the butterfly.

The butterfly-shaped rash is one of the most recognized signs associated with lupus - a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect many parts of the body. But for millions of people worldwide, lupus can also be unpredictable, complex, and sometimes invisible.

At Sheba Medical Center, advancing care for complex conditions like lupus is part of our mission to bring patients hope without boundaries. Through research-based innovation, Sheba's experts in rheumatology are exploring advanced approaches that may help create new possibilities for people living with lupus.

For more information about Sheba's approach to lupus care and research, click here: https://www.shebaonline.org/car-t-for-lupus-breakthrough-sheba/?utm_source=gps&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=worldlupusday

08/05/2026

On , we highlight the importance of awareness.

Ovarian cancer symptoms can closely resemble common PMS symptoms, including bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full quickly, and changes in urination. Because of this resemblance, they are often overlooked, which can delay diagnosis.

Like breast cancer, ovarian cancer is associated with family history and BRCA gene mutations. Most health organizations recommend BRCA testing from age 25 for women with a personal or family history.

Unlike breast cancer, there are no widely recognized routine screening tests for ovarian cancer, making awareness especially important when symptoms can easily be mistaken for PMS.

To learn more about the risk factors and symptoms of ovarian cancer, visit the link below:
https://www.shebaonline.org/treatment/ovarian-cancer-treatment/

07/05/2026

1 in 8 women in the world will develop breast cancer in their lifetime.

Driven by her family history, Dr. Karny Ilan, a general surgery resident at Sheba Medical Center, co-founded Feminai, an innovative at-home screening solution making breast cancer early detection much more accessible.

Watch the new episode of “SHEba” to see how Dr. Ilan is turning a global challenge into a breakthrough innovation.

05/05/2026

🏆 Sheba leads the Dun's 100 list of Israel's best doctors — for the 6th year in a row!

This year, more than 100 of our physicians are leading Dun’s list as top experts in their fields, across specialties including cardiology, gynecology, surgery, and ophthalmology.

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❓What is Dun’s 100 and how does its ranking work

Dun's 100 ranks Israel's top companies and professionals, and is widely considered the most trusted and objective ranking in the country. Its doctors' ranking is based on a combination of expert questionnaires and peer recommendations, where leading physicians are asked to nominate the top experts in their field.

In other words, being ranked on Dun's 100 means that doctors across Israel, from other hospitals and institutions, recognize Sheba's physicians as the top experts in their field.

Duns 100 - דירוג החברות המובילות בישראל

29/04/2026

For nearly two years, Rayna searched for answers about her fertility challenges.

Specialist visits, medical tests, and inconclusive results left her with more questions than clarity. Determined to keep trying, she made the decision to travel from Bulgaria to Israel for IVF treatment at Sheba Medical Center.

At Sheba’s Josef Buchmann Gynecology and Maternity Center, Rayna began working with Dr. Michal Kirshenbaum, who helped uncover the cause of her fertility challenges: ovarian damage caused by untreated endometriosis. With this diagnosis, the team was able to guide her through the next steps of her IVF journey.

Before Rayna left her first consultation, Dr. Kirshenbaum handed her a small note with two simple words: “Good luck!”

To many, it might seem like a small gesture. For Rayna, it meant everything. After years of uncertainty, unanswered questions, and difficult appointments, it showed her that someone truly understood her struggle and that she was no longer alone in her fight to become a mother.

Read Rayna’s full story: https://www.shebaonline.org/miracle-of-mateo-mothers-story-ivf-care/

27/04/2026

Our Director General, Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, has been honored by Newsweek as a top CEO — a distinction that reflects the extraordinary vision and leadership that have brought Sheba Medical Center to its place among the world's 7th Best Hospitals, where more than two million patients find hope each year.

Congratulations, Prof. Kreiss! Your leadership has redefined what a hospital can be — transforming Sheba into a City of Health, where groundbreaking healthcare solutions are born every day and every patient's future is changed for the better.

23/04/2026

At just two years old, A. lost his ability to eat independently.

After swallowing a dangerous degreasing agent, his esophagus became blocked, leaving him unable to eat or drink normally. For the next 16 years, he grew up relying on a feeding tube.

But at Sheba, everything changed.

In a highly complex operation, Dr. Ran Kremer, Director of the Department of Thoracic Surgery, removed the blocked esophagus and reconstructed A.’s digestive system. Just days later, A. began drinking on his own, and for the first time in 18 years, he was able to taste ice cream, given to him by the very doctor who helped make it possible. 🍦

We are proud to be part of A.’s journey and honored to help patients reclaim the moments most people take for granted. We wish him a future filled with health, strength, and many more sweet firsts.

20/04/2026

For most of her life, Noam could barely see.

Since the age of two, she has been living with a serious eye condition that gradually stole her vision. Over the years, her vision continued to deteriorate, quietly shaping the way she experienced every moment of the world around her.

Then, just before her 18th birthday, she received the call she had been waiting for her entire life. A donor cornea was available, and everything was about to change.

Now, after a successful procedure at Sheba, Noam was asked to read from a vision chart. She looked up, and for the very first time in her life, she could see the numbers. A moment she will never forget.

🎉 Happy birthday, Noam. We are so proud to be part of your story!

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