Aerospace Industries uses AI to forecast changes in COVID-19 patients
Israel Aerospace Industries' experience in using innovative algorithms meant that it could make a natural transition to the medical world.
Israel Aerospace Industries' experience in using innovative algorithms meant that it could make a natural transition to the medical world.
Year after year, I go there, and always meet people who read, who are also quite the characters. Jerusalem is full of such people.
Writing has livened up my life every day for the past 18 months.
The rage on the streets took off the veil from my imaginary city and showed its true colors.
According to report by the Economist, Israel is among the few OECD nations that properly met the challenges posed by the pandemic.
"We are going to pause the reopening of the economy, at least until we can see the plateauing of the curve," PM says.
Haifa, which has thus far remained relatively corona-free, sees its cases jump from 15 to 64. Nationwide death toll from COVID-19 stands at 303, with 3,875 active cases.
Against the backdrop of expanding Israel-Africa relations in recent years, Israeli organizations and startups are working to help countries on the African continent fight the coronavirus.
Some 19,338 Israelis have been diagnosed with COVID-19 since mid-march when the pandemic hit the country. The virus has killed 302 Israelites, while 15,438 patients have recovered.
Global pandemic has so far claimed 434,000 lives. Israel is experiencing a disconcerting uptick in the number of diagnosed cases.
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