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Teen in critical condition after acid allegedly used in surgery instead of anesthetic

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By Liran Tamari, Or Hadar
| Ynet News Verified
Police have opened an investigation into suspected negligence after an 18-year-old woman was critically injured during a nose operation at a private hospital in central Israel on Friday, after an acidic substance was allegedly administered instead of an anesthetic. The woman was rushed to the intensive care unit at Tel Aviv’s Sourasky Medical Center, where doctors were able to stabilize her condition. The teenager had been injured in a 2024 traffic accident on Highway 35 in southern Israel.
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‘Mediocre doctors won’t be needed’: Prof. Ido Wolf on AI’s future role in medicine

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By Or Hadar
| Ynet News Verified
Experts in Israel and around the world are asking one major question: Can artificial intelligence replace doctors? For Prof. Ido Wolf, who is completing four years as head of Tel Aviv University’s School of Medicine, the question is not whether it will happen, but when. “The average, worn-out doctor who doesn’t really know the material, who doesn’t really innovate, will not be needed in 10 years because they will be replaced by AI,” he says in an interview with ynet. Prof.
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Rabies outbreak expands across Israel, with cases more than tripling in three years

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By Or Hadar
| Ynet News Verified
The number of rabies cases diagnosed in animals in Israel surged by more than three-and-a-half times (252%) between 2022 and 2025, rising from 29 cases to 102 — the highest annual total recorded in recent years. At the same time, the number of people seeking guidance from district health offices after suspected rabies exposure nearly doubled over 15 years, increasing from 12,343 in 2010 to 24,219 in 2025.
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