December 23, 2025 – Born with a rare genetic disease that caused a severe deformity in her leg, a girl from Northern Israel underwent a unique surgical procedure at Rambam Health Care Campus. Ten years after the initial intervention, the complex, long-term treatment is complete, resulting in a full life without physical limitations. Rasil Zuyhad,…
December 18, 2025 – Today, Rambam Health Care Campus hosted the final Beutler Symposium: Israel’s Frontiers in Genomic Medicine, concluding a long-time scientific initiative that has shaped Israel’s genomic research landscape and strengthened the bridge between discovery and clinical care. The Beutler Symposium, a biennial scientific conference supported by the Ernest and Bonnie Beutler Research Program…
December 16, 2025 – Rambam Health Care Campus marks 50 years of the Cheryl Spencer Nursing Scholarship Program, honoring five decades of continuous investment in nursing education and professional excellence. The annual ceremony, held during Hanukkah, reflects Rambam’s commitment to its diverse workforce and shared values of gratitude, hope, and resilience. The Cheryl Spencer Nursing…
December 14, 2025 – Each year, around 3,300 men in Israel are diagnosed with prostate cancer—the most common cancer among men. If detected early, the chances of full recovery are high. Breakthrough therapies, developed by or employed at Rambam Health Care Campus (Rambam), are improving life expectancy and quality of life for many patients. The…
December 10, 2025 – One of Rambam’s reproductive endocrinologists and fertility specialists, Dr. Ola Gutzeit, recently chose to undergo fertility preservation after years of caring for women facing the same decision. Moving from physician to patient gave her a deeply personal understanding of the fears, practical challenges, and emotional complexity faced by many women during…
