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Medical students are flocking to Tel Aviv’s largest hospital to learn about how to treat terminal cancer, as the city prepares to begin operating in a third terminal.
The Israel Cancer Research Center has launched a website that includes an interactive interactive guide to the cancer lab.
The center, which is home to several dozen patients, said the program will be open from Monday to Thursday and Friday to Sunday, beginning with a four-day course at Tel Aviv University.
The courses, which will be offered from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., are part of a three-day training program in Tel Aviv and will last through Saturday.
The Tel Aviv hospital has been undergoing an unprecedented wave of cancer treatments.
The country’s top-ranked cancer institute, the Israel Cancer Institute, says that the number of new patients entering the city’s main hospital each day has reached more than 2,000.
A third terminal, known as the Everett Clinic, opened in the capital in January.
It is the first of two planned cancer labs in the city.
While the new cancer labs are the biggest in Israel, the number is growing as the country begins to open up to the outside world.
In addition to the Tel Aviv Cancer Center, the hospital is home of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Comprehensive Cancer Center and a cancer-research center at Tel Hashomer, an ancient cemetery on the outskirts of the city where the Israeli flag was raised by soldiers in 1941.
At the time, it was home to more than 1,000 patients, including 1,700 who died.
Since the beginning of this year, Israel has welcomed about 5,000 people to the city for treatment and more than 10,000 more for a variety of diseases, including pneumonia, hypertension, cancer, and heart disease.
Medical students are flocking to Tel Aviv’s largest hospital to learn about how to treat terminal cancer, as the city…
