Healing shattered psyches on scene of traumatic events
United Hatzalah of Israel inaugurates world’s first fully integrated emergency psychotrauma unit to complement EMTs in the field.
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United Hatzalah of Israel inaugurates world’s first fully integrated emergency psychotrauma unit to complement EMTs in the field.
Generating patient-specific heart cells in a dish enables doctors to identify most promising drugs for heart disease.
EscapeX gives artists a tool to monetize their own fan base instead of asking them to bring their content and users to someone else’s platform.
In the ever-growing mobile space, Israel stands out as a leader and can be expected to get even more prominent in coming years, say experts.
Magdent’s miniature electrostimulation device could open dental implantation to people with poor bone quality and may also prevent infection.
Honda, Toyota, Hyundai and others are seeking out technology and expertise from the Israeli automotive startup scene.
Israel’s LawGeex gives the power back to the people by using artificial intelligence to analyze legal contracts.
Could this Israeli app spell the end of the annoying game of phone tag?
First four startups have solutions for plant-based yogurt, robots in food factories, alternative protein and quick on-site bacteria testing.
500 China-Israel B2B meetings held during 15th annual Israel Biomed Conference.
A family bicycle, a camera-grip and an ergonomic smartphone case are all coming to market thanks to the crowdsourcing community.
The Israeli company Faception says its facial-analysis technology will be used by ‘a leading homeland security agency.’
The launch of Livia is eagerly awaited by women across the globe looking for non-narcotic relief from menstrual cramps.
Providing a workplace for qualified Bedouins gives them a chance to prove their skills in app and web development, quality assurance.
Ontario Health Ministry announces agreement with Israeli-based international humanitarian organization for children from developing countries.