Innovation: Africa designs Energy Box for off-grid schools
Israel-based nonprofit uses all Israeli technologies to bring solar, water and agricultural advances to rural Africa.
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Israel-based nonprofit uses all Israeli technologies to bring solar, water and agricultural advances to rural Africa.
Israel’s PillCam revolutionized GI imaging, and now others are following that success with other noninvasive solutions that journey through the body.
It’s a question on everyone’s minds these days. We asked two experts to address your concerns.
‘Our findings suggest that exploring BCG vaccine protocols in the context of the current pandemic could be worthwhile,’ say Israeli scientists.
Some 10% of power outages globally are due to hurricanes, according to the World Bank. Israeli company Percepto wants to change all that.
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.
Israel has the talent, legacy, and support from multinational corporates to create the next iconic CPG brand.
‘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.