Every year, 400,000 people test positive for oropharyngeal cancer, and tragically, the survival rate is only 50% because of the lack of reliable early diagnostic tests.

Using large amounts of biological data, the platform can detect milestones and phases of a developing embryo that indicate viability.

'The doctor needs to look at the patient as a person with a problem, not as a problem.'

Shoulder dystocia occurs in 1.5 million births each year, often leading to permanent injury. An Israeli OB/GYN’s simple device could be the answer.

With Israel recently celebrating 75 years of independence, it's the perfect time to honor some of the greatest inventions coming out of Innovation Nation.

Gamifying the experience of a balance board makes users more engaged, leading to better results and helping in rehab and fall prevention.

The Sheba Medical Center in Tel Aviv hospital has developed a realistic baby simulator for advanced medical training that will help medical professionals save babies' lives.

New center in Hod Hasharon will collaborate with other Israeli tech companies.

With its partner, ARC Innovation Center, Sheba is leading the digital healthcare revolution with its virtual reality health clinic which also enables startups to develop new medical technologies.

After 20 years of research, Israeli scientists have found a way to reverse skin’s aging process!

'The symptoms of different autoimmune diseases overlap, which makes them especially challenging to diagnose.'

New simulation software presents realistic scenarios to strengthen decision-making processes in ICUs and emergency rooms.

'The algorithm was able to find patterns that surprised us, parameters in the blood that we hadn’t even thought about taking into account.'

Three-dimensional bioprint of brain tumor based on patient's own cells is a gamechanger for diagnoses and treatment.

OutSense’s optical IoT device attaches to the toilet bowl and sends the data  it collects for AI cloud-based analysis before providing indications of various diseases in real-time.

Israeli doctors have found a way to replace invasive and painful biopsies​ for cancer​ with a simple blood draw.

New treatment shows significant decrease in the amount of 'spike protein' that causes coronavirus illness.

An Israeli bio-tech company transformed tobacco into a collagen-expressing plant that can produce an unlimited number of transplantable organs.

The new Israeli test gives results in 10 minutes, instead of an hour, saving critical time during heart attacks.

Developed by G Medical in Israel, the Vital Signs Monitoring System allows medical staff to constantly monitor vital heart data for patients suffering from severe coronavirus symptoms.

An Israel NGO has created the most comprehensive information directory of Israeli medical technology companies to help countries battle the coronavirus.

Hebrew University professors and students are working day and night, confronting the mounting threat posed by the deadly coronavirus.

Medical personnel are being protected from coronavirus exposure through the use of a contact-free, continuous patient monitoring device.

For people with limited or no hand mobility, this Israeli innovation puts the power of the tongue to good use.

A newly designed contact lens makes incorrectly perceived pigments appear in more authentic hues.

An Israeli company is using placental cells and 3D technology to develop cell therapies to treat coronavirus symptoms.

This Israel startup has developed a minimally invasive, cost effective artificial intelligence technology that helps doctors treat lung cancer at its earliest stages.

This Israeli invention allows doctors to examine coronavirus patients remotely, limiting exposure to and spread of the deadly disease.

The Israeli innovation can test 100 saliva samples in 15 minutes as opposed to one blood test that takes an hour to confirm coronavirus.

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

Israel is a world leader in fighting the disease, in both treatment and research.

Israel is responsible for some of the world's most amazing medical inventions, which are saving lives around the world.

An Israeli scientist working on an Alzheimer’s vaccine has made critical inroads in the development of treatments for this pervasive disease.