Science

Israeli startup Gynica develops cannabis-based pharmacology products to treat disorders such as dysmenorrhea and endometriosis.

The drug Fenofibrate, used to treat abnormal lipid levels, has also lowered inflammation in hospitalized COVID-19 patients within two days.

The funds will be used to support BrainQ's multicenter pivotal trial using its tech to aid stroke patients in select hospitals across the US.

The BriLife jabs arrived in Georgia over the weekend to begin the trial, which will run simultaneously with trials in Israel.

The Verily center will focus on early research with Israel's Shaare Zedek hospital using an AI system to help detect colorectal cancer.

Placebo study still to come, but inventor says medication ‘could be a game changer’ as most trial participants released from hospital in 5 days.

A host of new food tech portfolio companies at the Kitchen Hub signals a focus on health, sustainability, and food safety.

SaNOtize signed a deal with India's Glenmark Pharmaceuticals to market and sell their Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS) in India, Vietnam, and more.

A pair of researchers collected global mortality data from over 100 countries to better understand how officials were reporting COVID-19 deaths.

The two firms Carbyne, and Edgybees have teamed up to provide video imagery to disaster and emergency response teams through drones.

The Mayo Clinic's urology and gynecology departments will integrate Theator’s surgical intel platform to raise standards of surgical care.

As the world talks of possible boosters, and with poorer countries struggling to get shots, the developer says pill could be a ‘game-changer.'

MDClone developed a platform that organizes healthcare data in real-time to allow for medical analytics and research, without infringing upon privacy.

Poised to help many who have lost touch sensation to injury or amputation, tech feeds sensor’s signals to healthy nerves.

Enovid, SaNOtize’s Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS), will be sold in Israel after receiving emergency use authorization as a medical device by the Ministry of Health.