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Jewish Genes Open Door For Potential Alzheimer’s Breakthrough

A random observation by an Israeli cognitive neurologist about the demographics of Jews with early onset of Alzheimer’s disease has led to a genetic study with the potential to shake up how we diagnose and treat patients suffering from this condition.   The World Health Organization says Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia, […]

Let There Be Light: Startup Brings Sunshine Inside For Indoor Wellness

An Israeli startup is on a mission to bring the benefit of natural sunlight indoors into our homes, workplaces and even hospitals.  Solight addresses the issue of lack of sunlight in indoor spaces by creating a solar lighting system that takes the natural light of the morning and afternoon hours and channels it into desired […]

Tech Becomes Teaching Tool On Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day

In Israel, Holocaust Remembrance Day for 2024 begins at sundown on May 5. This year it is being marked in the shadow of the October 7 attack – the largest slaughter of Jews since the Nazis and their collaborators murdered six million – and as Jewish groups worldwide sound the alarm on spiraling antisemitism in […]

AI Precision Weed Treatment Means Less Herbicide For More Results

In the expansive corn and soybean fields of the American Midwest, farmers have begun their first cycle of herbicide spraying of the season, which will continue on just until the first days of July.  While some of those farmers will still be using the wasteful process of broadcast spraying of pesticides to stamp out weeds, […]

It’s All Connected: Startup Puts Focus On Fans’ Stadium Experience  

Sports fans will know all too well that moment in a match when the action is too quick to catch, invariably leading to laments over their own lack of access to a video replay service enjoyed by the referees and umpires on the field.   Israeli startup Stadicom has developed an app that offers just that, […]
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