The top 12 most amazing Israeli medical advances
Israel is a powerhouse in medical innovation. We’ve chosen a dozen standouts from a field with many game-changing candidates.
Israel is a powerhouse in medical innovation. We’ve chosen a dozen standouts from a field with many game-changing candidates.
Giveback initiative enables the company and its partners to donate devices worldwide, significantly expanding access to clinic-quality healthcare.
These Israeli companies use mobile phones to gather and/or transmit health data and keep tabs on chronic conditions.
CTO of Sheba Beyond, a virtual hospital at Sheba Medical Center, goes with United Hatzalah’s medical mission to set up remote care and monitoring.
Through UNICEF, TytoCare sends 50 devices to hospitals in isolated villages so that parents and children won’t have to travel on dangerous roads.
Covid Disrupters are Israeli-founded companies based in New York that bring game-changing potential to a coronavirus-stricken world.
Israeli scientists, doctors, innovators, and CEOs are working quickly, with purpose, and fully aware of the huge responsibility they are undertaking.
Predictions announced at virtual OurCrowd Pandemic Innovation Conference attended by investors, entrepreneurs, executives, officials from 90 nations.
Sheba Medical Center showcases simulation of Covid-19 inspired patient room with techs for optimal care and communication at less risk to staff.
Israelis disembarking the Diamond Princess are set to be examined using a tele-health device to avoid exposing medical staff to the virus.
Watergen, Tyto Care, OrCam, ECOncrete, Theranica, Temi and Eviation products make main list; Lemonade and ElliQ receive special mention.
Israel-invented comprehensive home telehealth solution is now available nationwide in Best Buy stores and on BestBuy.com.
On-demand tele-health platform also partners with LiveHealth Online, American Well and regional health systems across the US.
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Some 35 funding rounds in January bring cash to the coffers of Israeli firms ranging from cybertech and ag-tech to cannabis-tech and medical devices.