Assuta Medical Center

This study tested a 3-month remote program for people who regained at least 10% of their weight after sleeve gastrectomy. The program included a team of experts and supportive text messages to boost happiness and well-being. 100 participants were split into two groups: one receiv…

Researchers are examining skin cancer among people whose jobs involve long hours in the sun. The study uses national administrative and medical records to describe who develops these cancers, including age, sex, region, cancer type, and disability outcomes. The goal is to underst…

Researchers are analyzing national administrative records to see how often workers file recognized hernia claims and how those claims are distributed by job type, hernia type, and region. The study uses existing data from about 4,500 recognized occupational hernia claims, so no o…

This study looks at disability claims in Israel from 2018 to 2025 to see if hearing-related disabilities are becoming more common. Researchers will compare general disability claims with work-injury claims and describe the main diagnoses, such as hearing loss, tinnitus, and noise…

This observational study looks at records from Israel's National Insurance Institute to understand how often diabetes is linked to permanent disability. It will compare disability rates and severity across different regions and over time, from 2020 to 2025. No treatments or tests…

This completed study from Israel examined 4,500 ICU patients to see if intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) devices, which are used to prevent dangerous blood clots, might also cause pressure sores. The researchers focused on sores around the ankles and other bony areas. The …

This study looked back at the records of over 9,000 people who had weight-loss (bariatric) surgery. The goal was to find factors that might predict bleeding during or within 30 days after surgery. By identifying these risk factors, doctors hope to create a score that can help pre…

This study tested whether adding a smartphone app to standard dietitian visits helps people prepare for bariatric surgery. 40 adults who qualified for surgery were split into two groups: one got the app plus usual care, the other only usual care. Researchers measured changes in n…