Israeli medical technology
Investment firm offers to buy 51% of Israeli med tech company at $18 per share
The offer represents a 29% premium over InMode's closing share price last Friday, before speculation around a potential transaction was reported in the media, Steel said.
Israeli firm receives FDA approval to begin clinical trial of chronic corneal edema treatment
Copper wound dressings from Israel take top prize at San Diego summit
Israeli MedTech draws record interest at MEDICA 2025 in Germany
Israeli dialysis system scores FDA approval, moves treatment home
It allows patients to perform dialysis at home, work, or anywhere else while being monitored by their physician using advanced telemedicine.
L’maanchem holds medical innovation conference in Tel Aviv
The keynote speaker at the conference was Prof. Eugen B. Hug, a world-renowned expert and one of the developers of proton radiation innovative treatment.
Across the world, women are being denied medical care due to their 'virginity'
After women in the United Kingdom were denied routine medical procedures for not having sexual relations prior, The Jerusalem Post further explored global instances of withholding critical care.
Israeli companies leading the way in revolutionary skin treatments
From cancer to prominent birthmarks and acne scars, it is now possible to use laser technology in minimally invasive procedures that require little to no downtime.
Israeli biotech company begins trial for cancer immuno-oncology solution
The company’s product, NTX1088, blocks the harmful overexpression of PVR proteins, which occurs in tumors caused by lung, breast, throat and other cancers.
Technion-developed deep-learning system examines breast cancer scans better than humans
Researchers at the Technion have made it their mission to turn computers into effective pathologists’ assistants.
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.
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.
This med-tech startup could save a diabetes-gripped Israel
Med-tech company Allevetix has developed a medical device that mimics the obesity- and diabetes-suppressing effects of gastric bypass, but without the need for surgery.
MDA awarded for use of GSI technology in their work as first responders
GIS technology is central to Israel's national medical emergency dispatch system, which is operated by MDA.
