
European Investment Bank banks on Israeli cell therapy
Regenerative medicine firm Pluristem gets €50 million venture debt loan, recently treated Covid-19 patients with its placenta-derived product.

Regenerative medicine firm Pluristem gets €50 million venture debt loan, recently treated Covid-19 patients with its placenta-derived product.

‘I thought it might be helpful to try these things in parallel to regular medicine,’ says Barzilai Medical Center CEO and medical director.

Global survey of 4,039 coronavirus patients supports evidence of chemosensory function loss including perception of certain tactile sensations.

Hebrew University researchers use nanotechnology to fight superbugs that are infecting many Covid-19 patients.

Sonovia’s reusable cotton-poly SonoMask are infused with metal-oxide nanoparticles that kill germs and last through 100 washings.

Although it is unknown if antibodies against Covid-19 can stop reinfection, the data will help health authorities plan and prepare for a second wave.

Researchers at the Israel Institute for Biological Research say widespread disinfecting won’t be necessary in hot weather.

After the monoclonal neutralizing antibody is patented, the institute will find an international manufacturer to mass produce it as a treatment.

New method could determine extent of coronavirus outbreak and serve as early warning system ahead of future outbreaks.

The sniff response not only predicted who would regain consciousness, it also predicted with high accuracy who would survive for at least three years.

Ibex Medical Analytics uses artificial intelligence to scan tissue biopsies and make sure human eyes haven’t missed anything crucial.

Four Israeli experts share their views on Israeli and global economic recovery. Solutions for this rare supply-side crisis may bring permanent changes.

Israeli professors’ mathematical model shows quarantine effects more damaging than the disease, which could better be controlled by precautions.

The baby was nourished for two weeks by milk donated by several mothers to Israel’s new National Human Milk Bank.

Developers offer to share details of new ground-breaking contact-free testing kiosks with health organizations worldwide.