
Heart valve repair without open-heart surgery
An Israeli company is developing a minimally invasive procedure to fix heart valve insufficiency when a replacement isn’t necessary.

An Israeli company is developing a minimally invasive procedure to fix heart valve insufficiency when a replacement isn’t necessary.

Combination of ultrasound and nanobubbles enables specific targeting and minimizes damage to surrounding tissue.

Automated drug delivery is a critical star in the constellation of technologies enabling more people to get medical care outside hospitals.

AI learned to identify a protein targeted in immunotherapy in a process that could make doctors’ work faster, simpler and more precise.

Breakthrough technology blends sensors and human tissue in a smart kidney chip, allowing scientists to find a previously unknown toxicity mechanism.

Unique stem cell system from Israel is expected to contribute to the development of drugs adapted to men and women.

Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis affect roughly 300 of every 100,000 people in the western world. Here’s what Israeli researchers are doing about it.

An air screen that can block viruses such as Covid-19 and influenza sits neatly atop a hat, allowing for proper communication.

Amir Yichya Mabchuch is the 3,000th child from Gaza and the Palestinian Authority territories to be treated for free at Save a Child’s Heart.

A simulator lab will help determine how conditions in space affect antibiotics, analgesics, psychiatric drugs and other medications.

AstraZeneca, Merck, Pfizer and Teva partner in a consortium in Rehovot looking for Israeli ingenuity to reboot the industry.

A clear microgel based on red algae enables scientists to control size and shape of printed tissue before its insertion into target organs.

From a person’s voice, HearO app can detect fluid accumulation in the lungs that that could lead to heart failure.

PhD student devises method to analyze Twitter posts for actionable insights into chronic disease patients’ symptoms, treatments and daily life.

Guided by sensors, AI and electromagnetic navigation, Envue avoids the dangerous misplacement of feeding tubes in the lungs.