This Israeli startup hit the 'paws' button on cancer screening.

Nick Butter completed a two-year journey, running marathons in 196 countries throughout the world, including Israel.

Israel’s Aspect Imaging develops small, affordable and innovative MRI scanners; Scientists at Israel’s Technion Institute have discovered that the placebo effect has validity, 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 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.

Cofepris—Mexico’s national health authority—has approved a drug invented by Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science that treats early-stage prostate cancer.

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.