Zebra Medical will run as a wholly-owned subsidiary under the Nanox brand and will embed its AI solutions into Nanox's X-ray device.

Zebra Medical won approval for a patented orthopedic surgery planning solution that uses AI to extract bone measurements from X-ray scans.

The solution from Israel's Zebra Medical Vision and Scotland's Storm ID aims to provide early detection and prevention of osteoporosis.

CB Insights' 2nd annual Digital Health 150 cohort highlights the best private healthcare companies from 18 countries. Deposit Photos

This is the Israeli AI imaging company's 6th FDA clearance for an automated solution that helps identify at-risk patients and helps radiologists with workflow.

This is Zebra Medical's 5th FDA clearance, this time for an AI solution that allows clinicians to place patients at risk of osteoporosis on treatment pathways.

The US business magazine listed over 400 companies and organizations across 44 sectors and regions.

The firms were selected from nearly 5,000 entries according to NY-based research firm CB Insights.

The Israeli-founded AI medical imaging company has received its fourth FDA nod for the HealthCXR device that detects the accumulation of fluid within the pleura

Aidoc, Zebra Medical Vision, Healthy.IO, and MDClone were named to a list by research firm CB Insights of leading private companies in healthcare.

Zebra Medical, AppsFlyer, Deep Instinct were among the Israeli startups selected by the renowned American tech magazine for its Europe's 100 startups annual round-up.

The AI medical imaging analytics company has nabbed its third FDA clearance for an AI alert for intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) based on head CT scans.

The Israeli startup received clearance for an AI-powered system called HealthPNX, which alerts radiologists of pneumothorax, also known as a collapsed lung.

The company automatically detect anomalies in medical images through its innovative development and use of different algorithms.

The companies, in the fields of healthcare, agriculture and water management, were selected as part of the Israel-India Bridge to Innovation program.