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This hospital has been at the center of the coronavirus story in Israel, having been charged with caring for Israeli patients under hospitalized quarantine.

As the coronavirus spreads, machines like personal AI robot Temi are being used in hospitals and places of business to minimize person-to-person contact.

BATM Advanced says it will begin production of the kit at its facility in Rome.

The company aims to use the funding to advance its immuno-oncology drug candidates, especially its lead product, DSP107.

The two companies are calling on digital health startups to apply to PlayBeyondBio, a joint business platform for innovative solutions in the field.

The round-ups, published by Forbes, featured firms at the forefront of innovation and tech and were put together by SVG Ventures-THRIVE.

The Rehovot-based company uses its Selective T cell Redirection (STR) platform to develop targeted anticancer immunotherapies.

11 Israelis will be housed in an isolation unit on the Sheba campus but away from the main hospital.

The Israeli medtech startup's smartphone-based urine test DIP UTI can save sufferers a trip to the clinic and a long wait for treatment.

As of February 19, over 75,000 people worldwide have been infected, nearly all of them in mainland China, and some 2,012 people have died from the coronavirus.

Set up by Israeli founders, Infarm has offered a new wave of agricultural innovation with a modular smart farm system inspired by NASA's biofarming methods and sustainable design.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University found a tumor that indicates LCH disease discovered in the remains of a dinosaur that lived more than 60 million years ago.

Ramat Gan-based startup Sonovia ships nanoparticle anti-bacterial and anti-fungal fabric to labs in China for medical testing.

Augmentiqs has turned the analog medical microscope into an augmented reality device that allows for smart, real-time digital pathology.

To mark World Cancer Day, we've highlighted some of the most recent studies and research by Israelis scientists.