New antiviral masks from Israel may help stop deadly coronavirus
Two Israeli companies are rushing to complete development of facemasks that could be vital prevention tools in epidemics like Wuhan coronavirus.
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Two Israeli companies are rushing to complete development of facemasks that could be vital prevention tools in epidemics like Wuhan coronavirus.
The accelerator is cosponsored by the Italian Embassy in Israel and the Intesa Sanpaolo Innovation Center, a division of Italy’s Intesa Sanpaolo Bank.
‘These molecules may help develop drugs against inflammation and against Huntington’s disease,’ says Weizmann Institute researcher.
Israeli sound engineer’s social business uses sand and water to capture motion of soundwaves, enabling people with hearing impairment to enjoy music.
Israeli-American study finds fully vaccinating children reduced the risk of hospitalization for complications associated with influenza by 54%.
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Aggressive, drug-resistant bacteria can be controlled if treated within a short timeframe, researchers determine.
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Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority of the US Dept. of Health and Human Services chooses NexoBrid to build national preparedness.
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In technology, digital health, tourism, exports and other verticals, Israel has seen steady growth through the past decade.
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‘Israel has become a global powerhouse in automotive and mobility technology, building on the success of such standouts as Waze and Mobileye.’
New report released ahead of Cybertech Global Tel Aviv 2020, where 18,000 worldwide delegates will discuss the industry’s strengths and challenges.
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