Sheba Medical Center trauma specialists traveled to Sydney to support the Australian Jewish community following the December 14 Chanukah incident at Bondi Beach that left 15 people dead, drawing on their experience treating October 7 survivors and returned hostages in Israel.
Sheba Medical Center surgical teams executed a high-impact medical mission in Togo, West Africa, performing approximately 100 hernia surgeries for underserved agricultural communities. Free consultations and procedures at Kpalimé Hospital Center were available from February 1-10, which demonstrate Sheba’s model of global health partnerships: deploying advanced surgical capabilities while upskilling local practitioners through mixed teams.
Sheba Medical Center led a large-scale medical readiness drill this week in northern Israel, aimed at strengthening Israel’s capacity for emergency and disaster response in the context of a major earthquake scenario.
Last month, five medical professionals from Sheba Medical Center joined a national aid mission to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa, working alongside local healthcare teams to provide essential medical support.
Recently, a delegation from Sheba Medical Center embarked on two important humanitarian missions, extending the hospital’s expertise in neonatology, pediatric orthopedics, and disaster response. Teams traveled to both Ethiopia and Togo, reflecting Sheba’s dedication to advancing global health and fostering international partnerships.
A deadly nightclub fire in North Macedonia left 59 people dead and hundreds injured. In response, Sheba Medical Center rapidly deployed a medical delegation to assist overwhelmed local hospitals.
