The Asuta Medical Center issued a statement honoring Prof. Shlomo Mashiach, a pioneer of in-vitro fertilization in Israel, following his death. The medical center said his decades of contribution to the field and to the hospital will continue to accompany medical teams and patients for many years.
Prof. Shlomo Mashiach, a pioneer of in-vitro fertilization in Israel, has died. The Asuta Medical Center, where he helped establish the IVF unit, released a statement paying tribute to his legacy. 'His multi-year contribution to Asuta and to the field of fertility medicine in Israel will continue to accompany the medical teams and patients for many years,' the center said. The Zioneer reported on his passing at 18:58. The medical center's statement, received at 19:25, provides further details on his impact.
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