Israeli companies chosen for MedTech Innovator Showcase
Medasense for pain management and Vectorious for heart-failure monitoring were among 50 companies selected from a field of 800 applicants.
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Medasense for pain management and Vectorious for heart-failure monitoring were among 50 companies selected from a field of 800 applicants.
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The property technology vertical, uniquely both Israeli and New Yorker, is fast growing through the strong relationship between these two locations.
Twine wants to transform the wasteful, polluting dyeing process with a digital-printing technology that uses no water and produces only on demand.
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The social media star (and real-life hot Jewish doctor) is in Israel to learn about local medical tech and research projects.
Alfa Plus by Solio, first of its kind to receive FDA clearance, provides relief from chronic pain and pain from trauma, sports injury or menstruation.
Novel material from Israel may prevent one of the costliest and most prevalent bacterial diseases in the world.
World Economic Forum chooses Airobotics, MeMed Diagnostics, QED-it and TIPA for its list of tech pioneers using innovation to address serious issues.
Small battery-free beacon from Israel can be attached to just about anything – clothing, medicine bottles, and appliances, so you need never lose them again.
Results of international study led by University of Haifa should be considered carefully by clinicians, caregivers and patients, says researcher.
Discovery at Tel Aviv University that cells in the nervous systems of worms do just this, may have major implications for our understanding of heredity and disease in humans.