Researchers at Hebrew University developed a new blood test with the potential to diagnose a wide array of diseases.

Host Joe Mullings walks you through the beautiful Jewish state, exploring Israel's culture, rich history and innovative medical technologies that are saving lives.

AI is used to prevent cyber attacks on medical devices that could kill by causing X-Ray overdoses.

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

An Israeli startup is now a world leader, providing simulation and training for medical professionals from the field of computer graphics – and saving lives!

Exciting new development in cancer research targets malignant cells; US FDA has approved Israel TEVA’s Leukemia treatment and much more.

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

MRI-focused ultrasound brain treatment from Israel’s Insightec is used at Haifa’s Rambam Medical Center to cure patients of tremor.

Haifa’s Rambam Medical Center has used non-invasive focused ultrasound brain treatment to cure 50 patients of essential tremor.

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.

A non-invasive, groundbreaking treatment for breast cancer, made in Israel, has few side effects and takes only about 20 minutes to do.

The start-up nation does it again with a new Micro Pocket Valve Mask – a compact, easy-to-use mask that provides ventilation to support patients in respiratory distress.

“I challenge anybody to go for one month without using anything that’s on that list. One month would be next to impossible," says BDS.com, which uses satire and irony to reveal the hypocrisy of the anti-Israel boycott campaign.

Hollywood celebrities were among the 1,200 Friends of the IDF who attended the NGO's annual gala in Los Angeles, hosted by Haim Saban, which raised $31 million.