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Mozart lullaby reduces pain for newborns during minor procedures - study

A new study found that newborn infants felt less pain while getting blood tests when they listened to a Mozart lullaby.

JCT, Netzach, Launch Pre-Med School for Haredim | The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com | David Israel | 14 Av 5783 – August 1, 2023

Who are the first babies of the Jewish new year born in Israel?

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, began on Sunday and women across the country were giving birth to the first babies of the year.

Israeli birth rate on decline, government data shows » J-Wire

With 4,709 fewer births recorded in 2020, Israel’s birth rate declined 2.6 percent over the previous year, according to data released from the Central Bureau of Statistics on Monday. Of the 177,307 children born in 2020, 51.4% (91,101) were boys and 48.6% (86,206) were girls. A majority, 73.3%, were born to Jewish women, while 21.7%…

Electoral College solidifies Biden election victory

Credit: Share Top of The World — our morning news roundup written by editors at The World. Subscribe here. As expected, the US Electoral College has officially confirmed Joe Biden as the country’s next president, ratifying the former vice president’s Nov. 3 election victory in a rejection of outgoing President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede his defeat. Biden comes away with a decisive win of the popular vote by more than 7 million, and 306 electoral votes — the same tally Trump accrued four years ago when he took the White House. As electors met Monday to cast their paper ballots — a day marked by the US passing a grim milestone of 300,000 deaths from COVID-19, with America accounting for nearly one out of five confirmed virus deaths worldwide — there was more security than usual, in addition to pandemic precautions that included masks and social distancing. The results are sent to Washington and formally counted at a joint session of Congress on Jan. 6, presided by outgoing Vice President Mike Pence.

To cheer up COVID-19 patients, Israeli hospitals send in the clowns

To cheer up COVID-19 patients, Israeli hospitals send in the clowns Israel is considered a world leader in medical clowning. When the pandemic hit back in March, one clown knew she could help COVID-19 patients at her hospital — no matter their ages. Listen to the story. Leah Weiss, who is also a medial clown named Rosie, has been working in the COVID-19 ward of a Jerusalem hospital most of this year. Credit: Share For the last seven years, Leah Weiss has been working as a medical clown at Sha’arei Tzedek Hospital in Jerusalem. Most of her work is with children in the pediatric ward.