Corona variant originating from Uganda discovered in Israel
With around half of population still susceptible to COVID-19, government weighs curfew over Purim holiday. New campaign aims to ensure ...
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With around half of population still susceptible to COVID-19, government weighs curfew over Purim holiday. New campaign aims to ensure ...
Israel currently has 44,728 active cases of the coronavirus, 858 of which are serious. So far, 5,563 people have died.
Breakthrough field study by Sheba Medical Center is world's first to examine impact of first dose of Pfizer vaccine on ...
Unprecedented demand follows complaints about two doctors who have called on people not to get vaccinated. Doctors have been told ...
Pfizer study finds South African variant could significantly reduce vaccine efficacy. Meanwhile, English health authorities discover 38 cases of yet ...
Israeli authorities plan to review potential link after women report early periods, bleeding following jabs.
Health Ministry mulls sharing names of unvaccinated Israelis with local authorities so as to focus lobbying efforts. Preliminary research by ...
In hopes of breaking down barriers that sometimes isolate ultra-Orthodox from wider society, community leaders organize pop-up vaccination event to ...
With 1,869 testing positive for the coronavirus, Saturday, Israel's infection rate now stands at 7.8%. Younger Israelis comprise 75% of ...
Of the one in every 10 Israelis who took anti-depressants or anti-anxiety pills over the last year, 42% said they ...
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