Can herb-infused chocolate solve prediabetes without meds?
Solveat is developing functional foods that package powerful but bitter Chinese herbs into a perfectly palatable treat that lowers blood sugar.
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Solveat is developing functional foods that package powerful but bitter Chinese herbs into a perfectly palatable treat that lowers blood sugar.
An Israeli startup uses AI to detect plagiarism and copyright infringement for clients such as Macmillan Publishers, Stanford University, the BBC and the UN.
Israel’s Wilk has successfully produced human lactoferrin protein in the lab, potentially providing a solution to the baby formula shortage.
The average subscriber trains about nine hours a week on Novos, logging on at least once a day.
New approach developed by researchers offers hope of vaccine or treatment for HIV infection through a single injection.
In the past nine years, Dr. Morris Hartstein has examined more than 7,000 Ethiopian Jews and helped 17 Ethiopian doctors receive training in Israel.
Revolutionary 3D-printed Second Skin could provide an easier, cheaper alternative for scars and topical wounds, and eventually for skin grafts.
Israel’s Virusight uses the power of AI to deliver results at a fraction of the time and cost.
Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem welcomes first cousins born hours apart; they are each the fourth child of their mothers.
Vegan Friendly expects 100k participants at three-day Vegan Fest filled with food, cooking workshops and healthy lifestyle activities.
Predicta Med, started in memory of a friend with celiac who died in an accident, will help family doctors diagnose tricky autoimmune diseases faster.
Smart solutions for tackling the root causes of the horrific traffic gridlocking the world’s cities.
Hebrew University breakthrough in genome engineering opens the door to new “designer strains” of the plant.
Like many young parents, Liat Mordechay Hertanu felt overwhelmed by her hectic life, so she and her husband created an app that millions have downloaded.
Semperis leads the pack with $200-plus million while six other startups each raise $100m or more.