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A moment of light amid the ongoing conflict: a special and emotional Brit Milah ceremony was held in the surgical department of Schneider Children’s Medical Center of Israel, part of the Clalit group, which was operating from its protected facilitiesRead more...

In light of the current security situation, the Mental Health Division at Schneider Children’s Medical Center of Israel has opened the Crisis Support Clinic, offering psychological support for children, adolescents, and their families experiencing emotional distressRead more...

The summer season officially begins on June 21. How should families prepare for summer with children? Prof. Liat Ashkenazi-Hoffnung, Director of the Day Hospitalization Department at Schneider Children's, and an expert in pediatric infectious diseases, outlines common summer illnesses and hazards, and how to manage them. The goal: a safe and healthy summer for all childrenRead more...

In Preparation for Lag BaOmer: Schneider Children's Urges Parents to Take PrecautionsRead more...

Santiago, a baby from Guatemala born with a cleft lip and palate, successfully underwent complex corrective surgery at Schneider Children's Medical Center of Israel, part of the Clalit group. His parents, who learned of his condition during pregnancy, chose to travel to Israel and deliver their baby near Schneider Children's to ensure he would receive the most advanced medical care from the moment of birthRead more...

Alma Wolf, a 12-year-old girl from Ness Ziona, began experiencing shoulder pain last year. Initially, her parents dismissed it as a minor issue - possibly caused by sports activity or muscle strain due to the cold weather. As the pain worsened, they turned to physicians in the community, including orthopedic specialists, who found nothing unusual and recommended Physical therapy.Read more...

Before the holiday begins, and we start preparing costumes, mishloach manot, and noisemakers, it is important to remember that some of the sweets and toys included in these festive packages may pose serious risks to infants and young childrenRead more...

A two-year-old girl was admitted to Schneider Children's Medical Center two weeks ago with high fever, frequent vomiting, pallor, and labored breathing. Initially suspected of having a viral infection, her condition escalated to include lethargy and neck stiffness, leading doctors to diagnose bacterial meningitis, which was confirmed by a lumbar puncture. It was later revealed that she had not received routine vaccinationsRead more...

12 Years After Saving His Life, a Doctor Places Tefillin on His Former Patient at His Bar MitzvahRead more...

Record-Breaking Transplant Marathons at Schneider Children's. Since the beginning of 2025, and within just one month, 11 organ transplant surgeries have been performed at Schneider Children'sRead more...