The Hyp-Phe-Phe molecule can operate devices such as pacemakers or streetlights, sans batteries, simply by harnessing the force of nearby movements.

'The new pacemaker allows the neurologist to monitor the effect of the treatment on brain activity and to offer a customized brain stimulation treatment to the patient,' explained Dr. Firas Fahum.

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.

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 a traffic-light pacemaker; winning medical advice, and much more.