Does lockdown really work?
As coronavirus continues to rage, Israel experts debate the benefits of keeping populations at home to stop the spread of infection.
As coronavirus continues to rage, Israel experts debate the benefits of keeping populations at home to stop the spread of infection.
Low-frequency ultrasound bursts microscopic bubbles injected into tumors; explosion kills the majority of the surrounding cancer cells.
Israel’s CoVelocity answered a call from Guatemalan foundation Fundesa to identify and procure the most appropriate test available for their market.
Three Israeli doctors examine label changes on vaccines that entered the market in the past 20 years, confirming there’ve been few significant issues.
‘It’s quite remarkable,’ says Israeli pediatric neurosurgeon. ‘Two days after the surgery, the boy is eating, talking and moving his limbs.’
Antioxidant-rich foods like black tea, chocolate and berries may increase risk for colon cancer, Israeli researchers claim.
Israel-developed GranaGard is proving in study after study to have remarkable antioxidative effects on cell health for people with MS, Alzheimer’s and even aging.
Israeli wastewater analysis takes the ‘blood test of a city,’ giving early warning of outbreaks and data to limit lockdowns.
Researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have developed a new method for rapid, inexpensive analysis of blood samples.
Zebra Medical Vision wins FDA approval for HealthMammo, a deep-learning analytics solution that helps breast radiologists find suspicious lesions.
From point-of-care kits to mass sampling and breath analysis, Israelis are inventing faster, more accurate tests that could finally let us get to grips with corona.
Israeli population-based study supports research showing that vitamin D supplements could help people avoid serious respiratory effects of Covid-19.
Wastewater-based surveillance solution from Israel’s Kando can detect and pinpoint outbreak hotspots.
The mission will give Israel access to a large population in which to test four promising approaches to rapid diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.
New study from Hadassah Medical Organization debunks preconceived ideas in the labor and delivery suite.