The versatile hospital worker that NEVER calls in sick
Unlimited Robotics’ Gary robot is already on the job in Israel and Philadelphia, supporting overburdened healthcare staff with a myriad of tasks.
Unlimited Robotics’ Gary robot is already on the job in Israel and Philadelphia, supporting overburdened healthcare staff with a myriad of tasks.
Israeli startup AccuLine has secured $4.2 million for technology that aims to improve early CAD diagnosis and reduce healthcare costs.
Researchers develop an efficient, convenient wearable solution that will allow for quantifying and collecting data on step length throughout the day.
The company aims to reach more biotech and pharma companies, increase the speed and accuracy of drug development and benefit patients.
Beyond Oil absorbs carcinogenic toxins that build up in reused frying oil at eateries, offering benefits to health and environment.
The company known for low-sugar fruit juices has broadened the scope of its unique technology’s application to beloved frosty snacks.
Belkin Vision, founded in 2013, developed an effective first-line laser treatment for glaucoma that is easily accessible to doctors and patients.
Researcher Omer Perry says his team’s study on paramedic behavior during high-stress situations helped them develop a potentially lifesaving algorithm.
The world has never experienced a hostage crisis of such magnitude as that of October 7. Now Israeli hospitals must learn how to meet their needs.
One innovation in diagnostic technology is paving the way for huge shifts in the way experts diagnose, monitor and treat diseases — especially cancer.
Ben-Gurion University’s $1.3m grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will fund research on measuring immune response to polioviruses.
A simple metal detector purchased from AliExpress has helped an Israeli surgeon save patient lives by accurately locating shrapnel in their bodies.
Solight collects natural light and directs it through a series of tubes to illuminate the indoors through holes in the tube or light fixtures.
Spectrum Dynamics has developed a nuclear imaging system that can dramatically reduce the time medical scans take, and a patient’s exposure to radiation.
The Israeli company behind the world’s first saliva-based rapid pregnancy test is partnering with Sheba Medical Center to create oral cancer tests.