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Sheba Global: The International Division of Sheba Medical Center

As one of the world’s top 10 hospitals, Sheba is committed to providing patients everywhere hope without boundaries by sharing its knowledge and experience with healthcare professionals, governments, and medical institutions. With this in mind, Sheba Global was created to serve as the medical center’s global ambassador and help elevate healthcare standards worldwide through education and training programs, consulting services, humanitarian aid, as well as the provision of medical care to international patients.

27/11/2025

We were honored to host a delegation of young entrepreneurs from Latvia — a visit that reflects the growing global interest in Sheba Medical Center’s expertise in rehabilitation and medical innovation.

Visits like these strengthen our commitment to sharing Sheba’s operational excellence and innovative approaches with partners around the world who are dedicated to building stronger, more resilient health systems.

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20/11/2025

A major scientific breakthrough is underway: leading doctors, scientists and AI specialists are joining forces to decode the 98% of our DNA still remaining unexplored, yet full of potential to teach us more about our health.

Through a three-year partnership between tech giant NVIDIA , Sheba’s ARC and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, each bringing their unique expertise, the secrets of the human genome will finally be unlocked, paving the way for revolutionary breakthroughs in disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
Learn more: https://sheba-global.com/nvidia-arc-mt-sinai-join-genome.../

18/11/2025

Last week, Sheba Medical Center hosted a group of Indigenous Māori activists. During their visit, they observed parts of Sheba’s day-to-day, life-saving care that supports communities in Israel and around the world.

We extend our appreciation to the group for their time and engagement during the visit. Delegations like this support Sheba’s global mission to advance healthcare through international partnership, professional collaboration, and the continued sharing of knowledge.

13/11/2025

AI is reshaping prenatal care and we’re leading the way.

With smart sensor bands and remote monitoring, high-risk pregnancies can now be tracked from home, giving mothers peace of mind and doctors real-time insights.

It’s all part of our multidisciplinary approach to maternal-fetal medicine, combining advanced technology with world-class expertise to reduce stress, detect risks earlier, and improve outcomes.

Because at Sheba, your family’s health is our highest priority.

11/11/2025

This week, we hosted a dedicated medical team who traveled to Sheba for an intensive, five-day training program in advanced intensive care nursing.

Expertly designed and led by our distinguished Clinical Supervising Nurse, Valery Nudelman, the program was a profound exercise in collaboration. The participants' outstanding feedback highlighted not only the high-level professionalism and practical skills gained but also Valery's remarkable dedication to adapting the curriculum to create a truly impactful learning journey.

This initiative is a testament to our core belief: by empowering medical professionals worldwide, we create a ripple effect of excellence that elevates patient care across continents. We are building a global community of medical professionals, united by a common purpose.

Our deepest gratitude to Valery and our entire Sheba team for their unwavering commitment to advancing healthcare, together.

10/11/2025

In collaboration with Revealense, ARC is developing an AI-powered solution with the potential to transform how conditions such as autism, ADHD, and other neurological challenges are diagnosed. The new integrated clinical and technological solution will allow assessments at home, through a simple webcam—a shift that makes diagnostics more accessible, accurate, and reflective of a patient’s natural environment.

This collaboration brings together clinical expertise, advanced technology, and international partnerships. Most importantly, it represents a powerful step toward earlier detection—potentially enabling initial assessments of autism and other conditions as early as 6 to 12 months of age.

06/11/2025

After nearly 20 years of severe neuropathic pain and unsuccessful treatments, Yoav Rokach Penn found relief through a pioneering nerve stimulator surgery at Sheba Medical Center. This advanced procedure, directed by Dr. Ruth Gur and assisted by Dr. Adrian Greenfeld, involved implanting wireless electrodes that modulate nerve signals to block pain. Yoav’s pain decreased dramatically from a severe 9/10 level to mild discomfort near 1/10.

Thanks to this groundbreaking innovation tailored to Yoav’s unique anatomy, his quality of life improved significantly, demonstrating the potential of advanced neurosurgical techniques in managing chronic pain.

Read the full story on ynet and see why this Sheba innovation is making national news: ynet.co.il/health/article/s1zqzpekbl

04/11/2025

For the first time in Israel, a child living with a rare neurodevelopmental disorder is receiving a personalized RNA-based drug created specifically for her condition.

Developed by a dedicated team at Sheba Medical Center, including Dr. Dan Dominissini, Director of Diagnostics and Vice Chair of Research and Development; Dr. Nofer Mor, Head of the RNA Therapy Research Group; Prof. Gidi Rechavi, Director of the Cancer Research Center; and Prof. Bruria Ben-Zeev, together with a multidisciplinary team of leading researchers and physician, we now have the treatment that addresses the genetic cause of the disease rather than its symptoms, offering new possibilities for children with rare conditions that have no existing cures.

03/11/2025

Becoming a mother should be one of life's most joyful experiences, but mental health challenges can cast a shadow over this precious time. At Sheba, we believe mothers should never face recovery alone. The Chava Center provides compassionate, innovative care for women experiencing reproductive and postpartum mental health crises. Watch how Sheba supports women and families through their most vulnerable moments:

30/10/2025

Love is ageless, and so is hope.

At 77, Ada Remer became Israel’s oldest kidney donor, giving her husband, Yaakov, the gift of life through a successful transplant at Sheba Medical Center.

Just days after surgery, the couple is already recovering together—proof that it’s never too late to make a life-changing difference.

Their story reflects Sheba’s mission: advancing medicine with compassion, courage, and innovation that knows no boundaries.

Wishing the Remers continued health and happiness!

29/10/2025

At Sheba Medical Center, we were honored to host an executive delegation from – Brazil’s National Association of Private Hospitals.

The visit focused on sharing expertise in innovation, hospital management, clinical excellence, and leadership, creating meaningful dialogue between Sheba and healthcare leaders driving progress across Brazil’s institutions.

Thank you to our Brazilian partners for the inspiring discussions and shared commitment to medicine without borders, where ideas, knowledge, and collaboration lead to better patient outcomes worldwide.

27/10/2025

As we close the doors of Sheba’s Returning Hostages ward, we keep our hearts open, knowing resilience lies in hope. While healing the wounds of the past, we look to a bright future we can create together.

This emotional moment concludes two years of a sacred mission. The ward closes, but our long-term care in the "Returning to Life" clinic continues:

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