Med tech
Iran-linked Handala hacker group targets US med-tech maker Stryker in cyberattack
The logo of Handala, a pro-Palestinian hacking group also behind an attack on the Academy of the Hebrew Language on Wedneday, reportedly appeared on login pages.
Ahead of the world’s first human spinal cord implantation
Israel faces Maccabi malfunction: No digital prescriptions, issues with lab tests, and imaging
Success for Sanolla's smartscope
JVP, Philips, IBM, Road2 and Israeli Innovation Authority select startups for Startup City Haifa
The new cycle of startups is not only building on the success of the last round but breaking new ground in innovation and creativity.
Israeli female students win prize for innovative ventilator tech
The four winners were Or Halevi, Yael Shoham, Hadas Vardi and Karin Friedkin.
Keren Shechter appointed chairperson of eHealth Ventures Investment Fund
The fund manages $70 million US dollars and is investing in new healthcare techologies.
AI won’t replace surgeons, but it may help them become perfect
Medtech robotics company ForSight Robotics utilizes AI to help eye surgeons learn from each other, improving their techniques and elevating the level of quality throughout the industry.
Haifa’s ecosystem is leading digital health in the Post-COVID era
Innovators and hi-tech entrepreneurs from Haifa and the surrounding area meet in order to celebrate the emergence of a new ecosystem in digital health startups.
Israeli startup Neteera’s patient monitoring sensor gets FDA approval
Neteera’s revolutionary platform uses AI alongside a unique and proprietary micro-motion sensor to observe patients without wires and medical equipment.
New Israeli tech can detect heart condition with simple breath test
Electronic nose” (eNose) technology, developed at Haifa's Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, can detect tiny molecular changes in a patient's blood.
Well4Tech is seeking a second batch of promising health-tech startups
The Connecticut-based program aims to supply startups with networking and market expansion tools.
Cancer treatment not working? Gut bacteria could be cure
Biomica is in its phase 1 clinical trial for its new cancer drug BMC128, which is expected to help patients who do not respond to immunotherapy.
Technion and Rambam announce new joint research center
The Wolfe Center will serve as a site for medical research and engineering expertise to come together and develop new medical technology.
