Medical Technology

Wearable telehealth device offers early warning of deterioration

New Sheba Medical Center study shows wearable telehealth device can detect patient deterioration 38 hours before clinical deterioration.

These Israeli companies are trying to solve tough medical issues

Israel Innovation Authority, Ministry of Economy and Industry invest over 25 million NIS in innovative medical technology companies.

Israeli medical company sells for record-breaking $1.6b

Dublin-based company acquires Israeli medical company Mazor robotics for record-breaking $1.6b.

New from the Jewish brain: A brain-on-chip

Groundbreaking Israeli scientist who developed a liver-on-chip says he will have a brain- and heart-on chip ready by 2018.

BDS fails again: Israeli isolation tent battles disease globally

When an infectious pandemic hits, dozens of countries turn to the IsoArk biological isolation units.

Israeli corporation makes it big in Singapore

First Israeli company to go public in Singapore dedicated to - you guessed it - helping create startups.

Arab Israeli Women Aren't Boycotting This One

Israeli Study Introduces New Options For Brain Damage Treatment

Tel Aviv University study finds hyperbaric oxygen treatment can greatly increase a patient's cognitive ability.

Israeli Pill to Replace Colonoscopy

Israeli company receives FDA approval and enters Japanese market as well, set to replace colonoscopies with PillCam technology.

Hebrew University Research Could Help Cure Malaria

Discovery how deadly malaria parasites evade the immune system helps make significant progress toward developing a cure.

Security Increased Around Dagan's Belarus Hospital Bed

Security has been raised significantly around the hospital room in which former Mossad head Meir Dagan is recuperating

BGU, US Hospital Link on Pediatric Medical Technologies

Ben Gurion University is collaborating with the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center to create new medical devices for children.