Experimental Alzheimer’s drug may help kids with autism
NAP, developed in Israel, has proven effective in treating a mouse model of ADNP syndrome, a common genetic syndrome on the autism spectrum.
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NAP, developed in Israel, has proven effective in treating a mouse model of ADNP syndrome, a common genetic syndrome on the autism spectrum.
Breath test from Technion scientist shows promising early results in sniffing out Covid-19 within 30 seconds.
‘Distance learning is not about using Zoom to deliver what you did in the classroom,’ explains one of Israel’s ed-tech entrepreneurs.
‘DayTwo is perfectly positioned to address unmet patient needs and solve multiple problems through a personalized nutrition solution.’
Xtend drone company, the Israeli army and conservationists join forces to bring food to an orphaned chick on an isolated cliff.
You don’t need to be a professional to create a video that looks like one. You just need some cool tools from Israel.
Pluristem and Abu Dhabi Stem Cells Center to collaborate in developing cell therapies and regenerative drugs for severe diseases including Covid-19.
Newsight’s spectral technology, currently being tried on patients at Sheba Medical Center, could revolutionize SARS-CoV-2 testing across the world.
REE and Storedot address challenges in the field of electric vehicles and were nominated for the potential to scale and innovation.
Researchers at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology develop a new method for rapid analysis of a suspicious tumor and its potential to spread.
Body Vision Medical offers real-time navigation platform for early-stage lung cancer diagnostics and treatment.
Peace pact with United Arab Emirates to include embassies, direct flights and bilateral agreements in security, business, culture and other sectors.
Two Jewish and Bedouin entrepreneurs apply Israel’s tech revolution to prevent deadly accidents involving camels and vehicles.
Israeli startup Fetcherr claims to have cracked the pricing code for anything from flights to toasters using artificial intelligence that considers hundreds of data sources.
12 patients are receiving Kamada’s immunoglobulin for coronavirus disease; so far, three patients were well enough to go home from the hospital.