Science

Israeli researchers, with Magen David Adom, have established a community of allergy sufferers who will be able to help each other through an innovative, location-based social network.

IceCure Medical has developed technology to treat benign and malignant cancer tumors, turning them into ice balls

Ophthalmologists from Shaare Zedek Medical Center and Bar-Ilan University invent 'nanodrops' that, according to initial research, improve eyesight

Israeli startup says it can save seven billion male chicks from certain death by detecting their gender while they're still eggs.

With the motto 'where you live shouldn’t determine whether you live,' EfA (Engineering for all) is looking to provide diagnostics with a programmable and portable 'lab-on-hand'

Weizmann Institute's study of brain wrinkling opens the way for future research into disorders such as microcephaly, epilepsy, and schizophrenia

Tytocare co-founder Dedi Gilad was spending day and night in the emergency room with his young daughter when he came up with the idea to bring medical exams to the comfort of our homes.

Ophthalmologists from the Sheba Medical Center were part of a humanitarian delegation aboard a medical ship that set off from Australia to the southwestern Pacific half-island state

From falt-melting injections to monitoring gut bacteria and using algorithms to determine what you eat, these Israeli companies are helping with the eternal quest to shed pounds

Researchers from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology have successfully treated a cancerous tumor with a synthetic cell that produces anti-cancer proteins within the tissue of the tumor.

The two groups will collaborate in the research and data of 25 medical cannabis strains contributed by WeedMD.

Scientists from northern Israel develop a powder that is rich in Vitamin C, antioxidants and nutritional fiber, made from apples that usually go to waste

WoundClot, which stops bleeding in seconds, has made international headlines and is now among the supplies used by surgeons and paramedics in 32 countries

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has drawn widespread anger for pumping the brakes on reforms meant to allow large-scale exports of medical cannabis.

In a segment for his TV show 'Bill Nye Saves The World,' the American TV personality sends a correspondent to Israel for a look at marijuana research developments.