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Monthly Archives: December 2022
Success story of an Israeli female CEO
Great article telling the journey of Kira Radinsky from Kiev during the Chernobyl disaster, to Aliya during the Gulf war, obtaining a PhD, working for Microsoft and eBay, then founding Diagnostic Robotics (see here previously) in order to save patients’ … Continue reading
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Disability is not disabling
December is Israel’s Disabilities Awareness month and the town of Kfar Saba made it special by hosting a fashion event featuring 15 special fashion models – residents of all ages with disabilities. Each had their moment to shine on the … Continue reading
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A children’s museum in the Galilee
The Children’s Museum of the Galilee has just been allocated land to build an exciting place where all Israeli kids can interact, play, all while developing skills and opening their minds to learning. You can help them by donating – … Continue reading
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$2 million+ for children with serious illnesses
The SeriousFun Children’s Network gala in New York raised $2.2 million for Israel’s Jordan River Village (see here previously). The village, one of 30 camps and programs founded by the actor Paul Newman, has hosted 22,000 children with serious illnesses … Continue reading
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AI to diagnose cancerous biopsies
Many tumors express the protein PD-L1, which allows them to circumvent the immune system. Scientists at Israel’s Technion Institute have developed neural networks that use “deep learning” AI to recognize PD-L1 in biopsies, alerting oncologists to apply appropriate immunotherapy. https://www.technion.ac.il/en/2022/11/deep-learning-breast-cancer-ai-immunotherapy/
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Two lives saved
A Jerusalem woman in her ninth month of pregnancy suffered a stroke while giving a public presentation. Luckily, a member of the audience recognized the stroke symptoms. Seven doctors at Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center saved the mother’s life and … Continue reading
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Help an Israeli hospital save babies’ lives
Israel’s Sheba Medical Center has developed a realistic baby simulator for advanced medical training that will help medical professionals save babies’ lives. They are now asking for funds to help pay for the cost of the equipment needed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPEC-dN1RBM https://give.afsmc.org/give/446626/#!/donation/checkout
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A new kind of facemask
Scientists at Israel’s Technion Institute have invented the Air-screen fluidic facemask. It blocks virus-laden aerosols and droplets by use of a tiny fan to produce a rectangular air jet, or screen, in front of the wearer’s face. An Israeli startup … Continue reading
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Depression treatment for bipolar disorder
20% of some 7 million US patients with bipolar disorder commit suicide. US-Israeli company NRx is currently undergoing a US trial on 72 bipolar patients involving the simultaneous administering of two anti-depression treatments that do not have hallucinogenic side effects. … Continue reading
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Reducing stress pre-surgery reduces spread of cancer
Confirming a previous study (see here) Tel Aviv researchers revisited patients five years after cancer surgery and found only 12.5% of the patients who received pre-surgery anti-anxiety therapy developed cancer metastases, compared to 50% in the control group. https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-724290 https://english.tau.ac.il/colon_rectal_cancer_2022 … Continue reading
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