The study found that certain forms of economic hardship were associated with a higher risk of death, even after adjusting for traditional medical risks.
The company emphasized the significance of this milestone for patients worldwide who are unable to undergo either open-heart surgery or existing transcatheter therapies.
When an Israeli woman discovered that she and her daughter were suffering from a dangerous genetic heart condition, Sheba Medical Center found innovative ways to save their lives.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics last week released its report, "Causes of Death in Israel in 2013," which includes a few positive notes about the state of health of Israelis.
As Israel’s political parties fight another election and form alliances in its aftermath, here are some other perhaps more constructive battles that the Jewish State has been fighting recently.
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