
The purification device that zaps airborne RSV virus
Trial shows Aura Air’s ability to significantly reduce aerosolized viruses responsible for the ‘tripledemic’ of RSV, Covid-19, and flu.
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Trial shows Aura Air’s ability to significantly reduce aerosolized viruses responsible for the ‘tripledemic’ of RSV, Covid-19, and flu.

The humble chickpea is joining soy and pea protein in the royal family of plant-based protein products.

Tofu omelette mix and crunchy chickpea-lentil snack win top medals for Israeli students at international food-tech competition.

Communication systems on the nanosatellite and the ground station can reconstruct lost data in real time using smart signal processing algorithms.

The viruses were found in soil samples, lakes and oceans and their discovery could help protect agriculture from harmful fungi and parasites.

From A (Agwa) to Z (Zooz), Israel makes a consistently strong showing at the world’s biggest consumer electronics show.

5 years after surgery, cancer spread in 12.5% of patients who got drugs for anxiety, pain and inflammation, compared to 50% in control group.

Average life expectancy in Israel is 83.49, compared to 85.29 in Hong Kong and 75.73 in Latvia, according to new report.

EduCann will give doctors, nurses and pharmacists around the world the ability to treat patients more effectively with medical cannabis.

First study of its kind monitored physiological data of nearly 5,000 Israelis for two years, finding no unusual adverse events.

A US-Israeli startup uses AI and computer vision to provide surgeons and surgeons-in-training with invaluable highlights and insights that could save lives.

As the planet heats up and wildfire blazes rise from California to South Korea, incidents are steadily decreasing in semi-arid Israel.

Report predicts data breaches will cost $5 million each by 2023 as phishing and malware increase dramatically.

Employees see flexibility and social connectivity as leading to workplace happiness.

Two Israeli companies bring innovative formulations to the fast-growing, $9.5b functional gummy market.