Health

Three questions families often forget to ask about private health cover

‘The healthcare here is incredible’: Three British doctors explain why they left the UK for Israel

‘My experience is one of feeling we are all in it together,’ one young medic said of making the move

Israeli research team records world-first breakthrough using blood cancer therapy to treat Alzheimer’s

By using CAR-T cells, a modified form of white blood cells, medics were able to reduce the presence of damaging proteins in the brain tissue of mice

Wes Streeting vows to combat ‘grotesque’ antisemitism in the NHS

Reflecting on the Shoah, the Health Secretary said it is the ‘cowardice of bystanders’ that allows antisemitism to thrive

The Jewish guide to a healthy winter

Our traditions help you cope with the cold

Treatment for advanced-stage Hodgkin lymphoma achieves 100% one-year survival rate

Researchers called it ‘a true revolution in Hodgkin lymphoma care’

I have pancreatic cancer and the BRCA mutation – this drug is keeping me alive

After radical surgery, this woman was given between five and eight months to live. Then her specialist put her on Olaparib

Israeli study offers hope for cancer survivors struggling with ‘chemobrain’

Up to 80 per cent of cancer survivors experience cancer-related cognitive impairment

The Muslim doctor helping the Charedi vaccine drive

As measles cases surge, jabs uptake in strictly Orthodox families is more important than ever. Gaby Koppel meets a GP at the heart of the community