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Israeli Scientists 3D-Print A Tiny, Live Heart Made With Human Tissue

The future is here. In a world first, Israeli scientists have created a live heart in a revolutionary new 3D printing process that combines human tissue taken from a patient. In November, Tel Aviv University researchers said they invented the first fully personalized tissue implant engineered from a patient’s own biomaterials and cells, paving the way for new technology that would make it possible to develop any kind of tissue implant from one small fatty tissue biopsy.

17.05.2019World news

Israeli researchers show medical scans vulnerable to fake tumors

If hackers tamper with CTs or MRIs they could aid in insurance fraud, ransomware, cyberterrorism or even murder, Ben-Gurion University team says

17.05.2019World news

ISRAELI CARDIAC DEVICE AIMS TO HELP HEART FAILURE PATIENTS

Fluid overload caused by congestive heart failure and chronic kidney disease is a major clinical problem, placing a heavy burden on healthcare budgets and representing the leading cause for frequent re-hospitalization of the elderly.

17.05.2019World news

Israeli Scientists Engineer Tissue Implants Using Patients’ Own Cells

Tel Aviv University researchers say they have invented the first fully personalized tissue implant engineered from a patient’s own biomaterials and cells, paving the way for new technology that would make it possible to develop any kind of tissue implant from one small fatty tissue biopsy.

17.05.2019World news

An Israeli Pain Technology Could Ebb Opioid Addiction Post-Surgery

A Medasense monitor and probe. Courtesy Tens of millions of inpatient surgical procedures are performed in the US every year, according to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the leading national public health institute of the United States. Millions of these patients become addicted to opioid medications prescribed to them following surgery.

17.05.2019World news

AI Tech Uses Facial Analysis To Detect Rare Genetic Disorders

A new technological breakthrough is using AI and facial analysis to make it easier to diagnose genetic disorders. DeepGestalt is a deep learning technology created by a team of Israeli and American researchers and computer scientists for the FDNA company based in Boston. The company specializes in building AI-based, next-generation phenotyping (NGP) technologies to “capture, structure and analyze complex human physiological data to produce actionable genomic insights.”

17.05.2019World news

A new, tiny grabbing device that plucks blood-clots from veins is set to ease the pain of 620,000 patients after being pioneered by NHS specialists

• Treatment involves inserting a stent, a tiny, ball-shaped wire cage into a vein • A 55-year-old woman from London has become first patient in world to benefit • It could ease pain of thousands who suffer from deep vein thrombosis - a painful blood clot that occur in the veins of lower limbs

17.05.2019World news

Israel’s Sheba Hospital To Use Pods To Grow Cancer-Killing Cells

The Chaim Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer will use the Lonza Group's Cocoon (TM) manufacturing platform to develop greater amounts of CAR-T based therapies (Courtesy)

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