When Jihad Fadila was a teenager, he experienced what it meant to desperately want to help someone and not know how. Today, the 23-year-old from Tira is training to become a paramedic through Magen David Adom’s paramedic course, combining advanced medical education, hands-on experience and state-of-the-art simulation technology as he prepares for the responsibility of saving lives in the field.
The first youth volunteer course of its kind was recently completed at Yavniel MDA station. 15 teens...
EMT Lihi Gabriellov saved a choking child by performing the Heimlich maneuver, dislodging a sufganiy...
This was not just another shift in Magen David Adom's ambulance. Not for Dvir Shenrav, and not for M...
Tzofit Naim (29) from Netivot intended on giving birth in the delivery room of a hospital, but her n...
Mifal HaPais will activate a national project, through MDA, for the placement of defibrillators in p...
Due to the escalation which began early yesterday morning, Israel's National Emergency Medical and B...
Magen David Adom’s Blood Services received 560 units of blood in Sakhnin last week, as part of their...
Nine doctors from Canada are completing a five-day course today at Magen David Adom in Israel. The d...
Devorah and Gad Carmel (85) met when they were in second grade, 78 years ago, fell in love, and beca...
"The angel on the Medi-Cycle", this is the nickname Adva Mansrov gave MDA medic, Isachar Veiss (24),...
