Israeli researchers discover survival rates in pancreatic cancer linked to inverse correlation between specific oncogene and tumor suppressant.
Medicine, Technology & Science
Israeli gynecologist builds a better IUD
Dr. Ilan Baram says Ballerine is the first contraceptive device to address quality-of-life problems caused by rigid T-shaped IUDs.
Israeli first-response organization awarded European prize
United Hatzalah receives European Award for Excellence in Innovative Technology for its tracking app for faster EMS response.
An injection that melts fat holds out promise for the obese
The cost to treat obesity in the United States alone is expected to rise from $325 billion in 2014 to $555 billion per year by 2025. Raziel Therapeutics wants to be the Botox for obesity.
Israeli company unveils revolutionary artificial cornea
CorNeat Vision develops new nanotech solution that could one day help restore sight to millions who have gone blind due to diseases of the cornea.
Unique cotton fabric kills germs and viruses on contact
Jerusalem-based Argaman Technologies’ bio-inhibitive cotton is being made into facial masks, hotel linens, uniforms, active wear and much more.
Scientists develop innovative way to remove viruses from drinking water
Israeli and American researchers develop novel membrane filtration methods to fill a critical need worldwide.
Test your glucose level without drawing blood
Israeli maker of GlucoTrack believes its noninvasive meter will encourage people with Type 2 diabetes to check glucose levels more often.
A BREATHALYZER TO DETECT ILLNESS
Could the future of early detection really be as simple as breathing into your Smartphone before you ever setting foot in a clinic?
Fast, accurate test for malaria could be a game-changer
Parasight diagnostic platform can detect malaria and ID the species in less than 4 minutes, using machine learning and computer vision.