Ichilov Hospital: A Beacon of Medical Excellence in Israel

In the heart of Israel stands a pillar of world-class healthcare:, also known as Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Centre, widely recognized for its exceptional standards of care, state-of-the-art facilities, and groundbreaking research.

An Overview of Ichilov Hospital Israel

Located in the vibrant city of Tel Aviv, serves as the third-largest medical facility in Israel, dedicated to the provision of top-tier health services to both local residents and international patients. Established in the late 1960s, the hospital has transformed into the country s leading healthcare institution, distinguished by professional expertise, advanced technology, and an unwavering commitment to patient-centered care.

Engulfing a large part of the city, Ichilov Hospital also fu…

The Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA): A Pillar of African Cinema

The Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA), also known as The AMA Awards, stand as one of the most prestigious and significant events in the African film industry. Founded in 2005 by Peace Anyiam-Osigwe, a visionary in African cinema, the AMAA has grown into an influential platform that recognizes and celebrates the achievements of filmmakers across the continent. The awards are not just a ceremony but a movement aimed at honoring and promoting excellence in African filmmaking while fostering unity across the continent through arts and culture. This article delves into the history, significance, and impact of the AMAA, shedding light on how it has shaped the African film industry and its place in global cinema.

The Genesis of AMAA

The inception of the …

Toys are not just for fun: Mind Development of Kids

Baby toys can help in development if mind and health of babies

Today’s parents are so busy that they often forget about how important playtime can be for their baby’s healthy growth. However, the play remains a vital activity and toys, such as , are essential tools that children use for play. These are not just for fun, but also for teaching your child a few valuable things about the world around and themselves.

What’s more, kids absolutely adore playing with toys. If you have doubts, simply take your kid to a toy shop. They’ll probably find many incredible things that will make them happy and busy for hours. That’s because toys are sometimes more important than just fun games for children. Modern give kids a great opportunity to learn more about the surroun…

U.S.: Battle Escalates Against Genetically Modified Crops

WASHINGTON, Oct 1 2011 (IPS) – Home to a fast-growing network of farmers markets, cooperatives and organic farms, but also the breeding ground for mammoth for-profit corporations that now hold patents to over 50 percent of the world s seeds, the United States is weathering a battle between Big Agro and a ripening movement for food justice and security.
From seven percent of soybean acres and one percent of corn in 1996, GE acreage in the U.S. is now 94 percent of soybean and 88 percent of corn. Credit: Public domain

U.N. Declares Zero Tolerance for Violence Against Women

U.N. delegates listen to a high-level heads of agencies panel at the 57th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). Credit: Lusha Chen/IPS

UNITED NATIONS, Mar 6 2013 (IPS) – U.N. agency heads gathered Tuesday to reassert their unified commitment to ending the epidemic of violence against women and girls, and bringing justice and healing to survivors.

Grim statistics underscore the urgency of this issue: 70 percent of women worldwide report experiencing physical and/or sexual violence, 50 percent of reported sexual assaults are committed against girls under 16 years of age, and 603 million women live in countries where domestic violence has not been criminalised.<…

Youth Around the World See Meagre Opportunities

Young Bangladeshi women raise their fists at a protest in Shahbagh. Credit: Kajal Hazra/IPS

WASHINGTON, Apr 3 2014 (IPS) – Although half the world’s population is under 25 years old, young people in more than two dozen countries feel that their opportunities for educational, economic and societal advancement are limited, according to new research released here Thursday.

Researchers say the results should help to drive and prioritise both public and private investment in services.“The youth bulge can become a security, economic and humanitarian worry, and even maybe a disaster, or it can become a resource for development and change.” — William Reese

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Who Should Lead the WHO Next?

Margaret Chan (left), Director-General of the World Health Organization visiting Sierra Leone during the Ebola crisis in December 2014.

UNITED NATIONS, Oct 24 2016 (IPS) – Health problems increasingly transcend the borders of the World Health Organization’s 194 member states, a challenge which the six candidates vying to lead the global body must address with care.

Those 194 member states will pick the next Director-General of the world’s peak health body in May 2017, after the current six candidates are whittled down by the World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board in January. The successful candidate will replace current Director-General Dr Margare…