The new 24/7 service offers patients and families access to reviewed cancer information in multiple languages, as part of Sheba’s broader work in AI and digital health.

Sheba Medical Center’s Jusidman Cancer Center has launched a free AI chat service that provides oncology patients and their families with reliable information in response to cancer-related questions. Available around the clock, the service aims to make trusted medical information easier to access in users’ preferred languages: Hebrew, English, Arabic, and Russian.

Questions may include how to manage nausea during chemotherapy, what a brain cyst might indicate, or what an abnormal PSA result could mean. The AI chat draws solely on information published on Sheba’s Israeli website, and its content has been reviewed by medical professionals.

Sheba’s Global Leadership in AI Innovation 

The launch of the free AI chat is part of Sheba’s broader work to apply AI and digital technologies across healthcare. Recently, Sheba was ranked the world’s sixth-best smart hospital by Newsweek and Statista, with recognition for its work in AI innovation to improve clinical workflows and make health services better, smarter, and more accessible to patients in Israel and beyond.

Learn more about Sheba’s smart initiatives to transform healthcare globally

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