Israeli method dramatically reduces waiting time for lab results of cancer cell detection tests following surgery to remove a malignant tumor in the abdomen.

Israeli company specializing in driverless car technology is developing new system to enable mass screening for detection of COVID-19 symptoms by using cameras and artificial intelligence.

Israeli company that grows bones makes surprise development of new drug that helps treat the severe respiratory problems of people with coronavirus.

The startup’s varied target markets are industries such as homeland security, transportation, law enforcement and banking. Now, with Covid-19, it has added value .

Mentored by engineers from the Technion, Israel’s leading technology university, a high school robotics team in Haifa produced a robot to deliver equipment, medicine and food and help protect hospital medical staff from COVID-19. By Yakir Benzion, United With Israel The robotics club at a Haifa high school has teamed up with engineers at the... Read more »

Israeli ViriMASK could be a gamechanger for healthcare workers, airport workers and people in preventive quarantine.

Hundreds of children carrying rare, previously undiagnosed disorders have been helped by this Israeli innovation since 2017.

Israeli cancer researchers developed a powerful tool that shortens evaluation time of cell mutations from a year to a few days.

Through just one daily breath, this gadget tells you what is best to eat for your particular metabolism.

A collaborative effort between Israeli and American researchers has made progress towards helping those suffering from respiratory illnesses.

'The efficient eradication of malignant cells in human pancreas cancer xenografts presented a new model of pancreas cancer treatment,' the research team says.

'In the US alone, there are 900,000 deaths per year from organ impairment, while only 31,000 transplants are performed each year,' according to Collplant.

Engineered T cells could assassinate solid tumor cells, Tel Aviv University medical researchers find.

'Our research opens up a whole new approach – the vaccine approach – to effective treatment of melanoma, even in the advanced stages of the disease.'

Food labels often have misleading allergy warnings, rendering them untrustworthy in the eyes of allergic shoppers.

Israeli scientists use machine learning and big-data analysis to suggest best antibiotic for each patient based on a variety of factors.

Theranica’s Neriva Migra patch delivers a small electrical jolt to mitigate headaches and other acute pains through ‘conditioned pain modulation.’

New ‘safe tunnel’ from Israeli sustainable agriculture startup solves the problem caused by the urban clash of trees and pavements.

Vein transplantation has been done before – but only from a corpse. The donation from a living person at an Israeli hospital was the first of its kind.

‘The problem of accessibility to public transportation is considered one of the most significant barriers that women face,’ says app developer.

Tevel’s drones have a mechanical claw designed for picking, thinning and pruning tasks in orchards.

The glasses provide riders with real-time data such as heart rate, speed, distance and a built-in GPS system, and come equipped with Bluetooth speakers.

Like eyes’ adjustment to sudden changes in light, plants have sensitive mechanisms to protect their leaves from rapid changes in radiation.

New technology from Israel’s national EMS service and tech startup MDGo automatically notifies dispatchers of car accidents requiring an ambulance.

Simple emergency solution from an Israeli physician-inventor redirects blood to core organs from limbs in case of hemorrhagic shock or cardiac arrest.

Las Vegas, here they come! Dozens of Israeli companies are strutting their tech stuff at the annual international showcase for consumer electronics this week.

Israeli innovations in Artificial Intelligence, medical cannabis, blockchain and advanced manufacturing will be among the hot sectors in 2019.

Watergen sent an Israeli water-making machine to assist rescue and recovery workers in California after the massive wildfires.

Wow! Tobacco plants, associated with lung disease, will be transformed into a collagen-expressing plant essential to the production of transplantable lungs.

Pharmaceutical tests in space are far more time-effective, so an Israeli firm developed an accessible and cheaper way to conduct them.

Revolutionary drug-free, soft silicone device called NozNoz mechanically diverts smells, helping to curb appetite and change metabolism.

An Israeli breakthrough in brain disorder treatment has the ability to change lives!

Israeli company Redkix, which developed an email-integrated instant messsaging app, was purchased by Facebook. Sources estimate the acquisition at $100 million.

Israel had the second-largest number of companies on the World Economic Forum’s list, ranking second behind the US.

A unique full-scale educational farm in northern Israel will show local and international agronomists the latest advances in agricultural technology. 

A new Israeli pilot program promotes companies that will improve transportation in Israel and around the world and take it into the future.

'The UK has a strong science and innovation relationship with Israel, and this week I have signed two landmark agreements which will take this to the next level,' UK Science Minister Sam Gyimah said.

Israeli health fund unveils free, innovative smartphone application that gives users important medical information concerning their ailments.

A compound that disables cancer cells, an artificial cornea, the world’s first bone implant: 2017 saw major medical advances. We bring you the best.

A new project, launched by ALEH, enables children with disabilities to take control of their mobility at a very young age.