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Monthly Archives: January 2015
IDF helps PA combat the snow
Following a request by the Palestinian Authority, Israeli Defense Forces have been helping to clear snow blocking roads to the PA city of Ramallah. Other specific incidents included helping to clear flooding in Tulkarem and helping a Palestinian Arab push … Continue reading
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Tablets let bedridden kids “attend” school
Samsung and Israeli e-book firm E-vrit have teamed up to enable long-term hospital patients keep up with their classmates. Children at Israel’s Schneider hospital will receive a Samsung tablet, including E-vrit’s software and e-books, connected to the hospital’s learning center. … Continue reading
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Anti-inflammatory treatment may prevent deadly infections
Ben Gurion University researchers have discovered accidentally that alpha1-antitrypsin (AAT) could prevent deadly infections in immune system-compromised patients. Lethal bacteria in mice were practically eradicated by AAT therapy within 24 hours. http://aabgu.org/anti-inflammatory-drug-may-prevent-deadly-infection/
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Wearable technology to analyze Parkinson’s
(Thanks to Israel21c) Intel Israel has developed an advanced analytics platform for researching the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. The system can work with smart watches linked to a smartphone and can handle 300 observations per second from each participant. http://www.israel21c.org/headlines/wearable-technology-is-breakthrough-for-parkinsons/ … Continue reading
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Teva launches generic antibiotics
Israel’s Teva continues to help keep down US health costs by launching generic versions of two leading antibiotics – Zyvox (linezolid), and Nafcillin – injectable antibiotics for the treatment of severe infections. Teva also has launched a generic blood-pressure treatment. … Continue reading
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Nano-particles to attack cancer
(Thanks to Israel21c) Israel’s Quiet Therapeutics has developed “GAGomers,” a new class of nano-particles (coated with glycosaminoglycan, or GAGs, a polysugar) that specifically target tumors and blood cancers based on a biomarker expressed on malignant tissue. http://www.israel21c.org/headlines/the-nanoparticles-coming-to-attack-cancer/
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Early detection of colon and uterine cancer
A breakthrough by researchers at the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem will allow early detection and possible prevention of colon and uterine cancers. They have discovered a genetic mutation that can identify at-risk patients. http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=22167
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Leukemia treatment gets boost
The US FDA and the European Medicines Agency have awarded Israel’s stem cell therapy developer Gamida Cell orphan status for its NiCord leukemia treatment. NiCord treats acute lymphoblastic leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, Hodgkin lymphoma and myelodysplastic syndrome. http://www.globes.co.il/en/article-gamida-cell-leukemia-treatment-granted-orphan-drug-status-1000998856
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Israel’s most outstanding public building
Tel Aviv University’s Capsule Building received 1st place (in the public buildings category) at the Israeli Association of Builders’ Excellence Awards. The building was chosen for its design, quality and compatibility to the local environment. http://en-environment.tau.ac.il/news/1st_place_award
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TwitterMate – just for the important messages
Tomer Simon, a Ph.D. student at Ben Gurion University’s Department of Emergency Medicine, has developed a system called TwitterMate, a tool for archiving and classifying information on social media. It records specific hashtags, users or subjects for later analysis. http://aabgu.org/twittermate-helps-filter-endless-flow-tweets/
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