Science

From MRI machines to pacemakers, insulin pumps to X-rays, healthcare administration systems to medical practice files are all rife with personal information that is easy to access.

Prof. Hossam Haick, the inventor of the NaNose, a cancer and disease 'breathalyzer,' recently announced his latest development, a self-repairing wearable health device.

The Rambam Medical Center in Haifa is holding a course for physicians from 25 countries to train them in life-saving Israeli techniques.

A group of researchers from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev has developed a new molecule for cancer treatment, that they claim inhibits the growth of cancer cells and reprograms them to act non-cancerous.

Magen David Adom is building a new national blood bank center that will double as a bomb shelter to protect the nation's blood supply.

The prestigious life science conference, now in its 17th year, drew 6,000 participants from 45 countries for a look at Israeli-developed breakthrough technologies.

The National Institutes of Health announced a new Phase 2 clinical trial of the M-001 vaccine candidate, developed and produced by BiondVax Pharmaceuticals.

The Haifa-based flavoring giant says it will likely maintain a presence in Israel after entering the acquisition deal, the second-largest in Israeli high-tech history.

Initial results of a clinical trial with 146 patients in 18 hospitals show a promising success rate of up to 99 percent, the biomedical company says.

PulseNmore says it has conducted 'successful tests' on the product and that it is nearing completion.

Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have determined that memories leave a genetic expression code, or 'signature,' on the brain, up to 4 hours after death.

From AI algorithms set to transform diagnoses to new urine and blood tests, these are the cancer-related developments so far this year

Tel Aviv University scientists have uncovered key molecular biomarkers in blood samples that detect preeclampsia in the first trimester

To mark the annual World Autism Awareness Day, NoCamels highlights recent studies and developments into the highly complex disorder.

Kit analyzes chemicals in the blood to diagnose diseases within minutes; jointly developed by Ben-Gurion University and startup Biosensorix.