New biosensor targets most malignant leukemic stem cells
‘Our biosensor can provide a prototype for precision oncology efforts to target patient-specific leukemic stem cells to fight this deadly disease.’
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‘Our biosensor can provide a prototype for precision oncology efforts to target patient-specific leukemic stem cells to fight this deadly disease.’
Israel’s Diagnoz.me proposes a new home-based approach to diagnosing infections: a disposable smartphone add-on that analyzes bodily fluid samples.
Israeli-American research team has developed an immune-age clock for assessing older people’s health status.
About 19,000 farmers in eight countries use the Taranis imaging and analysis platform to help prevent disease and pest infestation in major crop groups.
Innovation and acceleration centers in several Israeli medical centers are finding technological cures for global healthcare ills.
‘The problem of accessibility to public transportation is considered one of the most significant barriers that women face,’ says app developer.
‘Childbirth is still traumatic for both the mother and child and it is critical to prepare for any scenario,’ says Soroka physician.
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Jerusalem-based global investment platform launches social-impact fund at annual global summit and makes the case for its worthy causes.
Sensor-and-app system makes McDonald’s Israel the first restaurant chain in the world to offer full access to customers with orientation challenges.
Israel surpasses many Western countries, including the US that comes in at lowly 35th place.
Israeli spacecraft Beresheet takes its first selfie photo with an on-board camera, and sends it back to earth.
Study shows transplanting mature engineered tissue can speed up connection of blood vessels without causing dangerous clotting.
Why do we sleep? Israeli researchers discover sleep is necessary to repair DNA damage accumulated during our waking hours, holding out promise for neurodegenerative diseases.
Iron Dome tech firm uses rocket science to enable utilities to plan for and manage effects of wildfires, storms, hurricanes and earthquakes.