
Stem-cell treatment may harm heart disease patients
Israeli researchers discover that using cells from the host patient to repair tissues in the heart can be toxic.
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Israeli researchers discover that using cells from the host patient to repair tissues in the heart can be toxic.

There are close to 300 travel-related companies in the startup nation. We chose 10 that are red hot.

Israel, one of only five teams remaining in the Google Lunar XPrize contest to land a robot on the moon, is approaching the final stages.

Israeli researchers find link between blue light of electronic devices and suppression of the sleep hormone, melatonin.

Suaad Abd-Elhadi’s new assay could pave the way for early diagnosis and improved treatment of the debilitating neurodegenerative disorder.

Made in Israel and launched in French Guyana, Venus will enable unprecedented imaging of the health of the Earth’s environment.

Israeli high-tech companies raised $1.26 billion during the second quarter of 2017.

Shanghai-based LeapLearner represents the first global venture built from the ground up by Chinese and Israeli cofounders.

For US companies that want to position themselves on the cutting edge of technology, especially in the AI sphere, it would be prudent to form close ties with Israeli innovations and keep an eye out for the next generation of young tech entrepreneurs.

Israeli human-on-a-chip platform has the unique ability to predict risk of toxicity in pharma and cosmetic product candidates without animal testing.

Writers Lin Arison and Diana C. Stoll speak to Yeshayahu Talmon, a chemical engineer, about nanotech in Israel.

Meta-analysis finds that among men from North America, Europe and Australia, sperm concentration has declined more than 50% in less than 40 years.

Israeli researchers invent sarcasm translator for people with difficulty interpreting humor and irony in written messages.

Israeli study suggests that making a slight change in the specific piece of DNA could possibly make people live longer.

From the moment they can raise their heads, we encourage our sons and daughters to explore the world around them without fear or constraint.