Pfizer booster cuts Covid deaths 90% in people over 50
Israeli study determines that a third dose five months after the initial two Pfizer doses reduces risk of death from the disease dramatically.
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Israeli study determines that a third dose five months after the initial two Pfizer doses reduces risk of death from the disease dramatically.
Study in mice shows that changing the gut microbiome after smoking cessation prevents the typical weight gain smokers experience after quitting.
Vayyar Care is a camera-free wall-mounted sensor solution that provides round-the-clock protection for seniors living at home.
Top scientists and investors believe a new Israeli-US AI can improve drug efficacy and safety, reduce development costs and minimize animal testing.
Bio-Fence says its chemical mix-in prolongs the effectiveness of disinfectants against E. coli, salmonella and, most critically listeria bacteria.
ATALYE is a startup and fashion brand that combines technology and design to deliver well-fitting and eco-friendly clothes with the click of a button.
Multidisciplinary labs will try to provide a scientific and innovative solutions for specific needs conveyed by partners such as hospitals and schools.
Distribution deal will send 20,000 of Illumigyn’s devices across Africa to help detect cervical cancer before it’s too late.
In addition to preventing new damage to our atmosphere we must remove excess carbon dioxide to reverse existing damage. One startup has found an imaginative solution.
Israeli experts explain what is known about the new Covid variant, how the vaccines may fare against it, and why this isn’t the final coronavirus mutation.
Chemical engineers patent a smart dressing that binds the edges of a surgical incision, delivers medication, and reports on healing progress.
Israeli study shows two-fold increase in risk of fetal death is caused by the coronavirus damaging the placenta as it passes from mother to baby.
Smart decisions and a need for protection have made Israel the world’s cyber leader, with 40% of all cyber investments made in the country. A new book charts the rise and rise.
With more hackers targeting healthcare, technology helps safeguard patients and their records from ransomware and other money-making attacks.
Researchers have developed an immunotherapy platform that inhibits melanoma using TRAIL proteins and NanoGhost technology as a drug-delivery vehicle.