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Chanukah: Sheba is A Light Unto the Nations
To put it mildly, the world is in turmoil. Wars, famine, natural disasters and health emergencies are sweeping the planet like never before. Sheba Global’s Israel Center for Disaster Medicine and Humanitarian Response team has been on constant call in 2022 to provide life-saving healthcare and medical assistance from Ukraine to Ethiopia and beyond, kindling hope without boundaries using the most advanced technologies.
Thousands of people from all walks of life, men, women, and children are being treated by our multi-talented medical professionals on an annual basis.
Already, various humanitarian response teams are being assembled for January missions to Nigeria, Ethiopia, Kenya and Ukraine. And no one knows where the call for urgent care will come from next.
But Sheba Medical Center and its Sheba Global international division stand ready to inject a ray of light into the darkness that is enveloping our planet.
We’d like to wish all of you
a festive Chanukah holiday,
filled with light and enjoyment!
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Sheba’s Physicians Sweep Forbes Israel’s 2025 “Best Doctors” List
Forbes Israel has named an exceptional number of Sheba Medical Center’s physicians on its 2025 “Best Doctors” list. Earlier this year, Sheba was ranked by Newsweek as one of the World’s Top 10 Hospitals. This recognition and alignment between institutional and individual excellence signals to the global medical community that Sheba concentrates many of Israel’s most trusted clinical leaders under one roof.
Twinning and Training: Scalable Solutions for Global Eye Cancer Equity
Sheba Global Ophthalmology (SGO) demonstrates how sustainable twinning and hands-on training create self-reliant ocular oncology capacity in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), far surpassing the limitations of short-term outreach.
ARC Launches HaMeirim: Sheba’s New Cardiovascular Innovation Center
Sheba Medical Center’s ARC innovation arm has launched and inaugurated HaMeirim – ARC Cardiovascular (“The Radiant Ones” or “Those who shine”), a dedicated innovation center for the Heart, Thorax, and Vascular Center.
