
Siberia comes shopping for Israeli health innovation
Hospital officials from Tomsk visited Israel to scout out biomed and telemed companies for the Siberian region’s new Medicine of the Future project.
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Hospital officials from Tomsk visited Israel to scout out biomed and telemed companies for the Siberian region’s new Medicine of the Future project.

Pfizer is among the first to use DIR Technologies’ thermal imaging system that checks the seal on each bottle of meds on the pharma assembly line.

Brain pioneer, cancer visionary and two entrepreneurs honored for driving the next generation of technological breakthroughs.

It’s never too early to teach children about robotics, astronomy, computers and outer space.

IonMed’s novel alternative to stitches, staples and sealants is well on its way to commercialization for applications including skin conditions.

Direct Energy says Panoramic’s wireless energy-management tech ‘supports our brand promise to help customers buy less of what we sell.’

Dr. Tali Sinai: ‘These are clear statistical differences. It’s not a coincidence.’

A team at the Technion is developing an innovative new topical treatment that could treat baldness without the serious side effects associated with current oral medications.

TRIG will represent Western companies with Israeli-developed HR management software and applications services.

This $2.50 ‘energy drink for the mobile phone’ could be sold at sport shops, entertainment venues, airports, convenience stores and vending machines.

Archimedicx, the world’s first hospital search engine for medical tourists, allows greater transparency in comparing quality, cost and availability.

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As automakers speed toward autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles, Israeli companies are gearing up to make driving safer than ever.

Israel’s Medasense is testing its novel objective pain-measurement tool ahead of marketing it to hospital operating rooms and ICUs.

ISRAEL21c’s new Spanish site offers readers all over the Spanish language world a new insight into the incredible diversity of life in Israel.