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Viz.ai is a medical imaging company that helps optimize emergency treatment using deep learning technology to analyze CT scans.

The research was conducted by a global team of scientists in the laboratory of Prof. Moshe Elkabets at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

The software automatically detects and flags cases of pneumothorax, or a collapsed lung, for physicians on X-rays.

Antidote Health developed a telehealth platform that leverages AI and machine learning to deliver a range of health services.

Nucleai’s vision is to bring spatial biology to the forefront of precision medicine and embed its platform in every clinical trial involving tissue.

Israeli cabinet minister approved a plan earlier this week presented by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, Foreign Minister, Yair Lapid, and Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz, to establish an Israeli field hospital in western Ukraine for those in need of medical attention.  Approximately NIS 21 million ($6.4 million) will be allocated towards the establishment and operation of […]

VitalOn combines telehealth, and wellness into a comprehensive remote patient monitoring and chronic disease management platform.

The NGT HealthCare II fund will invest in health technologies and encourage entrepreneurs from Arab society.

MDClone will use the new capital to accelerate the expansion of its healthcare data solutions in new markets in EMEA region.

Sheba medical professionals use telehealth technologies to examine refugees on the border of Ukraine and Moldova.

Tyto Care provided remote medical kits for children in villages and cities of eastern Ukraine just before the Russian-Ukraine conflict.

Study shows vaccine won't affect a woman's chance of getting pregnant using FET method, Sheba's director of Infertility and IVF Institute said

Israeli firms focusing on mental health, special needs, and digital medical services, created a remote platform for Ukrainian families.

Tel Aviv University and Shamir Medical Center study found oxygen therapy relieves symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Alice is the first company in Brazil to partner with TytoCare and it will grant Brazilian patients access to TytoCare’s platform.