Walmart.com now selling Israeli diabetes management system
MyDario is a complete digital solution to manage diabetes, hypertension, nutrition and exercise.
MyDario is a complete digital solution to manage diabetes, hypertension, nutrition and exercise.
The Engineered Micro Pancreas from Betalin Therapeutics is heading closer to clinical trials in humans.
Kadimastem aims to render needles a thing of the past for diabetes patients by developing a stem-cell mechanism that creates insulin in the body.
Israeli study published as obesity rates continue to soar at epidemic levels, making it the leading cause of preventable death in Western world.
Patients will use the wireless blood-glucose monitor at home. Data will be synced through GlucoMe’s app and analyzed by its Digital Diabetes Clinic.
An Israeli company has developed a sweet protein that can replace sugar in food and won’t raise your blood sugar or insulin levels.
Israeli scientists are exploring cannabis as a treatment, or even cure, for conditions ranging from cancer to Parkinson’s, asthma, insomnia, PTSD, epilepsy and IBS.
Apollo Sugar diabetes clinics throughout India are integrating the GlucoMe digital diabetes platform into their home-care program.
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From an oral insulin capsule to a noninvasive glucose monitor, Israeli entrepreneurs and researchers are making life easier for diabetics.
Israeli researchers engineer a potentially more accurate, faster substance for measuring blood-sugar levels.
Healthymize, which analyzes chronic disease flare-ups through voice analysis, won the startup contest at the fourth annual mHealth Israel Conference.
Israeli scientist finds effective ways of eliminating senescent cells that contribute to conditions such as Alzheimer’s and atherosclerosis.
Based on Israeli research on how foods affect individuals’ blood sugar differently, DayTwo kit and app helps plan your optimum personal menu.
Israeli maker of GlucoTrack believes its noninvasive meter will encourage people with Type 2 diabetes to check glucose levels more often.