Good News Israel: Making Science Fiction a Reality – Latest Medical Achievements
Making science fiction a reality; Busting the protein link to Alzheimer's; Heart diagnosis AI that any doctor can use; and much more!
Making science fiction a reality; Busting the protein link to Alzheimer's; Heart diagnosis AI that any doctor can use; and much more!
Israel's historic gene therapy helps 4-year-old from India, Israel’s TrainPain wins the Grand Prize, Israel’s SofWave Medical wins 2 international awards, and much more!
Israeli hospital implants pacemaker in 102-year old, Artificial Intelligence helps Israel's paramedics, PTSD treatment gets US FDA clearance, and much more!
Preventing kidney failure, sniffing out cancer, better than antibiotics, and much more!
Best children's hospital in the world, Radical new approach to treating Alzheimer's, Dental care for the disabled, and much more!
Tooth extracted from child's lung, medical suit for heart patient, 1,000 knee implants - and more!
Treatment for eating disorders, record number of transplants, helping to breathe - and much more!
Israel’s Imagene AI develops fast AI-based cancer diagnostics, volunteer EMTs from Israel’s United Hatzalah saved three Israelis, doctors fix hole in preemie's heart, and much more!
The selfie that could save your life; Covid is not what it seems; Parkinson's treatment success; and much more!
Hospital counters obesity with computer game, magician saves choking baby, targeting cancer hotspots and much more!
Wounded IDF soldier Netanel Felber has come a long way thanks to brain rehab, Israel's illumigyn is improving women's healthcare in the Gulf, and much more!
Successful Israeli trial of treatment for COVID-19, breakthrough in detecting metastic breast cancer, progress in understanding Alzheimer's, and much more!
Mayo Clinic to bring Israeli AI to US surgical rooms; Hundreds move to Israel; and much more! by: Michael Ordman ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Mayo Clinic to bring Israeli AI to US surgical rooms Mayo Clinic is partnering Israeli-founded Theator (see here previously) to bring its artificial intelligence and computer vision technologies to surgical rooms in... Read more »
Life basically returns to normal with very few new corona cases, Tamar Robotics develops surgical robot to revolutionize brain surgery, new nose spray blocks Covid variants, and much more!
BGU scientist identifies genes involved in aging process; unvaccinated children of vaccinated parents far less likely to contract the coronavirus; Muslims and Jews save disabled woman; and more!
IDF is 1st army in the world to vaccinate 80% of its personnel; Doctors from Israel’s Sheba Medical Centre in the UAE to treat diabetes patients; and much more!
Five million Israelis vaccinated, natural treatment for COVID in the works, eliminating animal testing, and much more!
Astonishing vaccination results; Blood cancer treatment trial succeeds; healthy alternative to antibiotics, and much more!
Patients who recovered from COVID-19 help care for seriously ill patients, number of serious cases drops dramatically, Sheba Hospital adds human touch to healthcare, and much more!Coro
Israel's Breath of Health develops test to identify Covid-19, Tel Aviv is world's sixth-healthiest city, Ben-Gurion U researchers give hope for Parkinson's treatment, and more!
Retinal scanner for early Alzheimer test, clinical psychology on your phone, use your phone to check your skin, and much more!
Newsweek lists Sheba Medical Center's cardiology unity among world's top 50; Israeli EMT delivers 3 babies en route to visit new grandson; and much more!
Israeli startup makes headway in Alzheimer's research; Inteligels develops wound covering that could be removed painlessly, and much more!
Park ranger saves baby in Galilee nature park; Israel’s Nuancehear helps children with ADHD; Israel’s OCON Healthcare goes global; and much more!
Good news for bone-marrow transplants; 22-year-old recovers from corona at Sheba hospital; US approves Israeli COVID-19 imaging tech; and much more!
Israeli biotech Redhill is testing another pipeline medicine against COVID-19; Technion scientists developed Liquid Foam Therapy (LIFT), and much more!
Lung cancer transplant patient receives his own lung, Israeli doctors help coronavirus patients breathe; breakthrough in generating heart cells; and much more!
Positive results for startup Brainstorm's ALS trial, US documentary series to feature Israeli medical and lifesaving technologies, and much more!
Teva launches anti-cancer treatment; Issachar Weiss, a volunteer paramedic for Magen David Adom in the Tel Aviv area, sets new record; and more.
FDA clears Israel's UpnRide wheelchair, Apifix spine device gets humanitarian status, Startup's smartphone CKD diagnosis approved, and much more!
IDF soldiers save 2,000 lives through Bone Marrow Registry; Israeli startup uses prawns to fight disease; donated MDA ambulances attended 75,000 calls; and more!
New research into age-related immune failure, Alzheimer's treatment also benefits autistic children, a stable vaccine for malaria, and more!
Israel upgrades neo-natal faciities in Ghana; Israel’s Carbyne improves emergency services in Mexico; and much more!
Israeli immunologist saves boy allergic to light; BBC hails success of Israeli cancer treatment; and much more!
Treatment pathway for fatal epilepsy, FDA prioritizes Alzheimer’s therapy device, Weizmann Institute battles to conquer cancer, and much more!
13-year-old gets new liver and pancreas at Schneider Children's Medical Center; researchers at Ben Gurion U create tiny robots that could help medical procedures.
Tel Aviv hospital ranks among top 10, Israeli-US research lets you age your immune system for a longer life, Teva launches patch treating acute pain, and more!
TytoCare and its digital stethoscope reach US, Canada and Europe; CVS Health Corp. adds Teva’s new Ajovy anti-migraine treatment to its coverage; and more!
Arming white blood cells to fight cancer; Record number of organ donations; Israeli schools bring on the medical clowns; and much more!
Weizmann Institute scientists discover that damaged cells promote age-related disease; HemaShock device from Israel’s Oneg Hakarmel raises CPR survival rate.
Israel’s Cardiacsense watches over your heart; Technion develops artificial skin, allowing burn victims to feel again; and much more!
Tel Aviv U scientists discover new pathway for treating hearing loss; Technion decodes genome causing of sleeping sickness; and much more!
Israel’s 2bPrecise takes genetic data to help determine best treatment for individuals; FDA approves HemoScreen portable blood test to sell in US, and more.
New molecule discovered at Hebrew U kills brain cancer, Sheba hospital links Alzheimer's with retina function, and much more!
Israel's Lumenis 'Moses' technology saves stone, time, anesthesia and money; Iraqi newborn with congenital heart defect flown to Israel for life-saving surgery!
US approves Israeli migraine treatment; Technion develops Artificial Intelligence system for faster, cheaper healthcare, and much more!
Alpha Tau Medical uses alpha radiation to treat solid tumors; New software predicts blood pressure instability in intensive care patients, and much more!
New Israeli treatment for head lice; US approves Teva's generic version of EpiPen emergency injector; another leukemia success and much more!
New Israeli tracking device determines whether you're burning fat or carbohydrates, nitrogen test for early cancer diagnosis, and much more!
Israeli researchers advance treatment for deadly parasitic disease; Israeli startup Amai Proteins gives hope to diabetics and much more!
Israeli and US researchers make progress with dyslexia; Israeli hi-tech funding for haredi and Arab sectors; Ancient pottery factory with games room, and more.
Israeli scientists research abnormal aging; instant blood test detects signs of malaria; cancer researchers on the road to new breakthrough, and more!
Technion scientists have built a tool to help treat patients with immune system diseases and much more!
Dental Volunteers for Israel provides free care to needy elderly and Holocaust survivors and much more!
Technion makes discoveries on AIDS virus by researching feline equivalent, neurosurgeons saved 2 children, and more.
Sophie Donio from Eilat is Israel's first female EMS ambucycle driver.
Israeli startup creates ultrasound device for smartphone...and more!
Israeli scientists develop eyedrops that repair corneas, improve vision; Israel’s IceCure destroy's very large tumors, and much more.
WoundClot, made by an Israeli startup, saved recent stabbing victims and is now sold in 32 countries.
Doctors removed a battery from the stomach of 10-month-old Ram Jannam from the Druze/Arab town of Maghar.
Exciting new development in cancer research targets malignant cells; US FDA has approved Israel TEVA’s Leukemia treatment and much more.
Laniado hospital used groundbreaking stem cell treatment from Israel’s BioGenCell to save amputating the legs of five diabetic patients with poor circulation.
Doctors at Haifa's Rambam Medical Center successfully operated on a two-month old with jaws that were fused shut.
A Weizmann Institute scientist developed a cancer immunotherapy compound that is 30 times more effective than existing treatments, and much more.
Raffi Rembrand, who has an autistic son, has invented the SensPD, which detects a newborn suffering from sensory overload – a key factor in autism
Israeli startup CorNeat Vision has completed the design and development stage of its artificial cornea implant.
Doctors from Israeli charity Eye from Zion treated hundreds in Kenya, ranging from infants to the elderly.
MyEye now clips onto your spectacles and can read text in English, Hebrew, Chinese, French, Italian and German.
Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have uncovered a molecule called Agrin, that appears to control the cardiac repair process.
Israeli startup CardiacSense has developed a smartwatch heart monitor which is almost as accurate as an ECG machine.
Researchers at Jerusalem’s Hadassah hospital make progress in preventing loss of vision.
MRI-focused ultrasound brain treatment from Israel’s Insightec is used at Haifa’s Rambam Medical Center to cure patients of tremor.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem scientists discovered that dyslexics have a shorter implicit memory than non-dyslexics.
Israeli biotech ARTSaVIT is developing new treatment to fight cancer.
Israeli doctors save Arab baby with serious birth defect.
IDF cadets developed a digital bracelet to attach to injured soldiers; VBL Therapeutics develops treatment to fight tumors; Zebra Medical Vision has launched fast, accurate medical image analysis over the web, and much more.
A globally praised prostate cancer treatment was developed in Israel; an ultrasound machine for treating tremors is produced by Israel’s Insightec; Tel Aviv University researchers discovered that a popular food supplement can reverse the effects of a debilitating neurodegenerative disorder, and much more.
Key enzyme discovery in fight against cancer; Israeli biotech Neurim signed marketing agreements for its new treatment for sleep disorders in children with autism and neurogenetic diseases; Israeli surgeons from Save a Child’s Heart saved 14 young, faulty hearts, and much more. By: Michael Ordman ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Key enzyme discovery in fight against cancer Israel Technion... Read more »
Israel’s Microbot develops miniature robots for cleaning drainage pipes in the body; treatment by Israel’s Teva for Huntington disease has been approved by the US FDA; Tiberias is hosting the 6th Anglo Israel Cardiovascular Symposium, and much more.
Israeli startup Parasonic has developed a comb device that destroys lice and lice eggs with ultrasound waves; Tiny barcodes record the effectiveness of cancer treatments, and much more.
Israel is the first country to earn the United Nations’ World Health Organization’s highest ranking for its IDF field hospital unit; Israel’s BiolineRX has developed a novel treatment that can restore liver function in patients with liver disease and injury, and much more.
Israel’s CollPlant has been awarded the EU CE Mark for VergenixSTR, a soft tissue repair matrix for the treatment of tendinopathy; Hebrew University scientists’ peptide treatment for HIV to make it self-destruct has now been tested on the blood from AIDS patients, and much more.
Researchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have discovered a link between the level of oxygen breathed by mice and their ability to adapt to a shift in daylight hours; The state-of-the-art control system installed in the Head and Neck Operating Room at Haifa’s Rambam Medical Center is the first of its kind in the world, and much more.
Israel’s Gordian Surgical received CE clearance for its TroClose1200™, an innovative system for inserting surgical instruments into the abdomen; Israeli scientists have designed new peptides that act as decoys, stopping the bacteria from binding with the receptors, and much more.
Israeli researchers have proved that exercise using Virtual Reality (VR) systems can halve the number of incidents of falls in the elderly; Israeli researchers have used gene therapy to prevent metastasis - the spread of breast cancer to other parts of the body, and much more.
Israeli researchers have used brainwaves of humans under strain to control the release of medicine by tiny robots made from shells made of DNA; Israeli-based NRGene is turning its attention to the human genome in order to help diagnose genetic disorders at an early stage, and much more.
Israeli startup VRPhysio matches virtual reality and physiotherapy to help patients exercise and speed up recovery; Hadasit and Israel’s BioLineRx are to develop a treatment for fatty liver disease, and much more.
Israeli biotech Pambio is developing a treatment that prevents bleeding and subsequent damage from brain hemorrhages; Israeli researchers are studying how to use male prawns in Africa to prevent Schistosomiasis, and much more.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem scientists’ development of TXM peptides can reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia in diabetics; Israeli startup Biotreat 21 has invented what it calls a miracle cream, claiming it could completely regrow damaged skin, and much more.
Israel’s Oramed hopes to make life better for many of the 400 million people with diabetes; Human trials of unique stem cell therapy from Israeli biotech Cell Cure at Hadassah Medical Center are proceeding well, and much more.
Researchers at Israel’s Technion Institute have developed a nanomedicine technology for the targeted treatment of gastric tumors; Israeli startup MDAlgorithms has built MDacne - the world’s first app to provide mobile acne analysis with customized treatment plans, and much more.
Scientists at Bar-Ilan University have used low-level electricity to increase the rate at which daydreams occur; The SafeCT-29 solution from Israel’s Medic Vision Imaging Solutions produces high-quality medical scan images but reduces radiation doses by up to 80%, and much more.
Israeli biotech Kitov has announced that it will be ready at the end of 2016 to launch its treatment for osteoarthritis pain and hypertension; the UK has approved the funding of patients receiving the pioneering melanoma treatment developed by an Israeli Professor, and much more.
WoundClot is a gauze that absorbs 25 times its own weight of blood and forms a coagulating gel membrane on the open wound; Israeli Professor Yoram Palti invents an electrode treatment for aggressive brain tumors, and much more.
Israel’s Collplant is developing plant-based collagen and formulations intended for use as BioInk for 3D printing of tissues and organs; Israel’s HIL Applied Medical developed a safer, focused proton beam lasers to treat tumors, and much more.
The SightDX Parasight Malaria Detection Platform from Israel’s Sight Diagnostics is to be introduced into India; Israel’s LifeSeal, the no-leak sealant solution for patients who have undergone gastrointestinal (GI) surgery, has received CE approval for use in the European Union, and much more.
An Israeli company has developed the Discovery NM/CT 670 CZT system to perform faster, more accurate, safer and less intrusive SPECT/CT scans of the body; Israeli biotech Oramed has reported success in the Phase IIb study of its insulin capsule, and much more.
Researchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have found new RNA-control switches (“ribo-switches) for genes encoding antibiotic resistance; Hadassah Hospital saves Al Quds student with organ failure, and much more.
An Israeli company developed technology that could speed up the process and improve bone quality in patients, and doctors at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem removed a tumor from the spine of a 3-year-old Palestinian Arab boy from Gaza to prevent him from becoming paralyzed, and much more.
A day after she was born, Noa had a stroke and began convulsing. Now, two years later, a promising new treatment at the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer, outside of Tel Aviv, could help her battle cerebral palsy (CP).
Two Israeli companies have partnered to cut the risk of patient infections dramatically in 10 hospitals in the US, Switzerland and Israel, and doctors at Hadassah University Medical Centre in Jerusalem successfully treated 15 children from Russia who suffer from osteopetrosis, and much more.
Israel’s Eximo has successfully completed a clinical trial of its laser system and unique catheters for treating peripheral artery disease, and after 100% successful Mexican and European trials a prostate cancer drug has now been approved by Israel’s Ministry of Health.
Israeli students developed a one-handed thoracic portal opener that shortens the procedure time of chest-tube insertion from minutes to less than 30 seconds, and another Israeli researcher has discovered that Gallium in liquid form can rapidly halt uncontrolled bleeding, without causing blood clots.
Israel’s BioLight Life Sciences has completed a successful US clinical study designed to assess the effectiveness of a test evaluating tears’ components of patients suffering from dry eye syndrome, and Israeli startup SoniVie has a novel system for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension.
Israeli researchers may have solved the main issue surrounding organ transplants, and researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered evidence of colon cancer in the mummified remains of an 18th century Hungarian corpse.
Israeli startup Intensix is trialing an Intensive Care Unit patient monitoring system, which gives an early warning of impending sepsis and organ failure that kills 30% of ICU patients, and scientists at Israel’s Technion have discovered how to use proteins to suppress unwanted gene activity.
Tel Aviv University Professor Itzhak Fried has completed his study of how memory neurons behave in real time. These have important implications for understanding dementia such as Alzheimer’s, and an Israeli developed the world’s first search engine for information about hospitals.
A cancer study hailed this week as potentially showing revolutionary results for the treatment of leukemia is based on research undertaken by Prof. Zelig Eshhar of Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science.
Dr. Shira Knafo discovered a small protein, which inhibits the processes normally associated with impairment, including depression and Alzheimer’s disease, and Israel’s Vigor Medical Technologies won the Innovex Disrupt contest at Tel Aviv’s Innovex 2016 conference.
Prof. Yonina Eldar’s lab at the Technion Faculty of Electrical Engineering is developing a small, portable, efficient, innovative ultrasound system that transmits scans to the treating physician immediately.
Researchers at Israel’s Bar-Ilan University are developing gold nano-rods to help identify and treat blocked arteries, and scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have destroyed the HIV virus using peptides containing multiple copies of the virus’ DNA.
Scientists at Tel Aviv University and Rabin Medical Center have discovered they can detect lung cancer early in smokers by performing a CT scan at the time they are admitted as pneumonia patients. Often, the pneumonia is caused by young cancer cells blocking air pathways.
Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have discovered how the brain compensates for the loss of one of the senses (e.g. sight) by improving another (e.g. hearing), and Israeli startups BioGaming and Motorika use virtual-reality and robotics technology to introduce fun into physical therapy exercises.
Australian, Canadian and US kids are traveling to Europe and Israel for the ApiFix non-fusion treatment of their spine, and scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute cancer treatment can fight Alzheimer’s.
Israeli biotech Kamada has launched a anti-Rabies vaccine in 10 countries, and Israel’s CollPlant announced positive final trial results for a gel designed for the treatment of chronic, hard to heal wounds and surgical wounds.
Israeli app Nutrino (with a little help from IBM Haifa’s Watson supercomputer) promotes healthy eating, and the MASHAV organization of Israel’s Foreign Ministry is set to train medics from the underdeveloped southwestern regions of China.
Israel’s Teva is partnering with Japan’s Heptares to develop a treatment for migraines, and researchers at Ben Gurion University have discovered that sufferers of diabetic foot ulcers frequently also have substantially impaired cognitive function.
Israel’s Novotalk is the only app that includes a therapy aspect for stuttering intervention, and researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed a molecule which targets metastatic human melanoma and colon cancer.
Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, is donating $20 million to fund research in personalized medicine.
Functional human liver cells were successfully grown in an Israeli lab, and Israel’s Enopace has seen the first operation to implant its new catheter-based neuro-stimulator to treat patients with congestive heart failure.
Israel’s DIR Technologies has invented a system that checks every package of medicine using thermal imaging, and joint Israeli-US research has discovered that the absence of protein RFX in many elderly people causes hearing loss.
Israel’s BiolineRx has reported positive results from Phase II trials of its BL-8040 treatment in relapsed or refractory acute myeloid leukemia and researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have uncovered a key gene responsible for ovary development.
An Israeli Professor has developed a unique biomechanical method for the early detection of metastatic (secondary) cancer, and Israeli students have developed a new imaging method for gallbladder removal.
Israel’s BioSight has developed a “Trojan Horse” chemotherapy treatment through which cancer cells are fooled into self-destruction, and Israel’s BioBlast announced promising interim results from tests for treatment for muscular dystrophy.
Israel’s Hello Heart iPhone, Apple Watch and Android phone app reveals that, after six weeks use, 25% of users had reduced their blood pressure with an average drop of 24 points, and Israel’s Rosetta Genomics has received a US patent for the treatment of prostate cancer.
Israel is part of an international team working on creating a digital reconstruction of the brain, and Weizmann Institute Professor Michal Schwartz was featured in Good Housekeeping magazine in an article that explains how the brain and the immune system communicate.
Israeli genetics experts devise groundbreaking fetal test, and Israel’s Kyma Medical Technologies has developed a device to monitor fluids in the lungs – an early sign of congestive heart failure.
South Africa buys Israeli virus testing system and scientists from Israel’s Technion are using tiny silicon “nanopore” scanners to detect molecular DNA biomarkers in cancer cells.
A new Israeli program calms children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and researchers at IBM Israel developed an app that can detect attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms.
An Israeli company announced successful results with an Alzheimer's treatment it is working on and Israeli doctors restored the eyesight of 90 adults and children in Kyrgyzstan.
The FDA has approved a new acne treatment produced by an Israeli company and, for the first time ever, doctors in Israel managed to revive a clinically dead woman after suffering an amniotic embolism.
Good News Israel presents success for treatment of back pain; sealing up after surgery and much more...
Initially, medical clowns were not widely welcomed and were considered a distraction by doctors, but they have since become an indispensable part of the medical field.
Good News Israel presents dancing can treat Parkinson’s; Discovery of the melanoma trigger and much more...
Good News Israel presents liver cells produced from stem cells; simple test for smoke inhalation damage and much more. By: Michael Ordman ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Liver cells produced from stem cells Scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have successfully engineered large amounts of functioning liver cells from stem cells. It is a major breakthrough... Read more »
Good News Israel presents new smart anti-inflammatory protein; why some people age faster and much more...
Good News Israel presents stem cells may repair damaged lungs; Israeli medics at Dubai conference and much more...
Good News Israel presents Israeli researchers find electric pulses are better than botox; implant to give meds automatically and much more...
Good News Israel presents Israel's Eilat coral can help cancer research; a sniff test for autism and much more...
Groundbreaking fiber-optic laser system seamlessly closes incisions after corneal transplants, and could be used in many other surgeries.
Good News Israel presents Israeli TB skin patch wins Gates award; CuPID prevents falling and much more...
Good News Israel presents Israeli digital doctor provides "telemedicine" service; Israeli-developed micro-antenna can treat gastric-cancer and much more.
MyMDband solves a critical problem for first-responders, providing immediate access to a patient’s medical information at the time of an emergency.
Good News Israel presents Israeli shrub treats diabetes; Israeli and Irish scientists join up to fight cancer and much more...
Good News Israel presents video calls with your doctor; a cure for addiction and much more...
Good News Israel presents Israel offers hope for millions of diabetics; uncovering the mysteries of brain diseases and much more...
Good News Israel presents revolutionizing pain management; advancing cancer detection and much more...
Good News Israel presents Thousands of disabled kids can now walk; Israeli app can diagnose ADHD and much more...
Good News Israel presents mapping the brain; Israel is polio free and much more...
Israel has made an exciting breakthrough in cancer research, offering a glimmer of hope that a cure will be found.
Good News Israel presents Bacteria use DNA memory to stop viruses; Eradicating Alzheimer's and much more...
Good News Israel presents Israeli technology can detect cancer; how nanotechnology can cure cancer and much more.
A King's College study reveals that exposure, not avoidance, is the reason that only a small portion of the Israeli population is allergic to peanuts.
Good News Israel presents Israeli researchers make breakthrough in fight Against cancer; FDA approves Teva asthma treatment and much more.
Good News Israel presents creating vaccines from your own cells; a new treatment to stop pain and much more.
Good News Israel presents Israeli researchers discover more information about brain disease, Israeli nanotechnology explained and much more...
Good News Israel presents electronic lenses that help you see straight, a safe robotic syringe and much more...
Good News Israel presents a brain neurons study that can help fight Alzheimer’s, a pill balloon to control your appetite and much more.
Good News Israel presents understanding irregular heartbeats; Israeli snack prevents peanut allergy, and much more.
Good News Israel presents exploring the brain; monitoring mental illness with a smartphone, and much more.
Good News Israel presents a traffic-light pacemaker; winning medical advice, and much more.
Good News Israel presents a way to prevent hospital infections; diagnosing pneumonia, and much more.
Good News Israel presents a tiny pump for diabetes and Parkinson's; two Israeli-Arabs develop an app to treat ADHD, and much more.
Good News Israel presents good and bad white blood cells; Norway awards prize to Israeli cancer expert.
Two Israeli surgeons from Rambam Medical Center in Haifa returned from a trip to Vietnam, where they corrected facial defects in children.
HealthWatch has developed a solution that allows doctors to monitor a patient’s vital signs constantly and from afar. This is sure to save lives.
Good News Israel presents Israel's medical achievements: A Jewish doctor’s vaccine from 1892 that saved millions of lives; A fruitful way to conceive and more...
Good News Israel presents Israel's Medical Achievements: cancer vaccine, teenage doctor and more ...
With all the negative content in the news these days, it’s nice to read a little good news. Here’s some of the latest from Israel in the area of medicine.
A 23-year-old Syrian arrived in Israel for innovative treatment after a bullet had completely destroyed his lower jaw. Doctors outfitted him with a custom-made replica.
Israel's latest medical achievements are very impressive! From brain damage detection to blood pressure treatments to remedial shoes, Israeli medical teams are on the front lines of improving the world's health.
Good News Israel presents, Medical Innovation: beat diabetes, technology to monitoring Parkinson's and more …