Ozlem Tureci, who co-founded the German company BioNTech with her husband, was working on a way to harness the body’s immune system to tackle tumors when they learned last year of an unknown virus infecting people in China.
New study finds that bacteria residing within tumor cells themselves might boost immunotherapy.
DreaMed, established in 2014, says that while remote medical solutions have increased in recent years, COVID has made them a necessity.
Newsweek's annual "World’s Best Hospitals" survey sites Sheba’s superior health care, in addition to its medical innovation and cutting-edge research as the reasons for ranking it 10th on its list.
Study shows that Israel managed to protect its elderly population better than many other countries.
Knowing that Chabadnik Shlomo Galster's family would not arrive at the hospital in time to say goodbye, head nurse on the COVID unit at Ha'emek Medical Center Ibrahim Maher recites Shema Yisrael to comfort him.
Israeli startup Inspira Technologies says Augmented Respiration Technology "fills a gap" in treatment where "supplemental respiratory therapies such as high-pressure masks are insufficient and the risks from mechanical are unjustified."
Of the one in every 10 Israelis who took anti-depressants or anti-anxiety pills over the last year, 42% said they had either increased their dosage or did so for the first time, Physicians for Human Rights Israel survey finds.
Findings show that patients with Alzheimer's disease and other brain conditions display nonconvulsive epileptic seizure-like activity that can be detected by EEG recordings.
Head of plastic surgery at Rambam says Nanomedic Technologies' Spincare Wound Care System protects patients from infection and allows bandages to adhere to the injury in a way that regular dressings cannot.