Science

A new study by researchers from BGU has found that a low-carb Mediterranean diet is better at reducing dangerous fat deposits than a low-fat diet.

The pigs used for Israeli medical research at Kibbutz Lahav's animal research institute may be lifesavers, but there's still controversy surrounding their use

A group of Israeli researchers tested how well amputees could control a 3D avatar using brain activity, with surprising results.

Vaica Medical's technology will be implemented in two clinical trials in partnership with an Italian telemedicine chain to help treat patients with chronic illnesses.

The Or Akiva-based medical company created a device that monitors blood glucose level without the pain, easing the discomfort of diabetes sufferers.

The Herzliya-based Seakura is producing a better, more nutritious seaweed while also creating a new food source and bettering the environment.

Some rats with spinal injuries were able to regain motor skills and sensory perception after being implanted with an enhanced scaffold.

Israeli and American neuroscientists from Tel Aviv University and UCLA say lack of sleep slows down our brain cells, likening the effect to being drunk.

Intendu, founded by Israeli neuroscientists, has developed technology that helps patients with brain impairments strengthen their cognitive skills through video games.

The Israel-founded healthcare IT company will make its algorithms, able to read medical scans and detect diseases such as breast cancer, available on Google Cloud.

Two Hebrew University researchers are seeking to address health problems and food shortage by having 3D printers make our meals.

The Israeli startup, which previously mapped the genome of bread, now identified a mutation that causes colon cancer.

Virility Medical says it successfully completed a clinical trial of an app-controlled patch applied to men suffering from the condition.

Israeli researchers developed a device that identifies diseases, such Parkinson's, with an eyelid motion monitor

October 16, 2017 | Israeli-based overactive bladder treatment startup Vensica Medical has raised $2 million in a round led by Minnesota-based urology and gynecology device proprietor Cogentix Medical. Cogentix will receive one seat on the Vensica board with options to acquire the entire company for an additional $8 million. Vensica Medical is a private preclinical […]