Israel: Helping To Make A Better World

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Groundbreaking Israeli cancer treatment has 90% success rate

An experimental treatment developed at Israel's Hadassah-University Medical Center has a 90% success rate at bringing patients with multiple myeloma into remission.

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Alpha Tau Announces the Publication of its US Multicenter Pilot Skin Cancer Trial Results in JAMA Network Open

The trial demonstrated a 100% Complete Response rate at 12 weeks post treatment and no device-related serious adverse events or systemic toxicity reported...

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PA man brought lifeless to crossing, revived by guards, EMTs

Family brings man suffering cardiac arrest to Hashmonaim Crossing. Crossing guards call emergency forces and start CPR, saving his life.

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DIY Ultrasound Shows Moms-To-Be Their Baby Anytime, Anywhere

A new handheld ultrasound scanner that attaches to a smartphone allows pregnant women to see their baby at any time without a hospital visit.

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Cisco acquiring Israeli startup Lightspin for $200-250 million | CTech

Lightspin developed a context-based cloud security platform for cloud-native and Kubernetes environments

www.calcalistech.com

 

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Airwayz Featured at UN Sustainable Tech and Innovation Forum - ISRAEL21c

Airwayz, based in Tel Aviv, is a provider of AI-based advanced management systems for UTM (Unmanned Traffic Management) and drone fleets.

www.israel21c.org

 

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Eilat's dolphins help kids cope with emotional challenges - ISRAEL21c

Little by little, guided therapy with dolphins swimming freely in the Red Sea helps children feel more successful, confident, patient and resilient.

www.israel21c.org

 

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Machine Pollination Tackles Climate Change, Food Demands

Edete is giving bees a helping hand with its artificial pollination machines, which harvest flowers from trees and douse the plants in pollen.

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Biotech Firm Using Psychedelics To Treat Alcohol Addiction

Clearmind Medicine uses the synthetic psychedelic MEAI to treat alcoholism, and just got the green light to use it in clinical trials.

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India turns to Israel for H20 treatment system

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Can headbands and thimbles cure insomnia? - ISRAEL21c

Two promising wearable solutions could change sleep medicine forever and provide much-needed relief to insomniacs.

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Motorbike-Mounted Cameras Scan Surroundings, Keep Rider Safe

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New Generation Of ‘Miracle’ Water-From-Air Machines

Turning fresh air into water seemed like nothing short of a miracle when Israeli startup Watergen revealed its atmospheric water generator

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Taking A Deep Breath To Treat Rare Lung Disease

A breakthrough RNA therapy for a rare, potentially fatal form of cystic fibrosis treats patients at home with a regular nebulizer session.

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Israeli startup's tiny surgical robot

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New study gives hope to finding autism cure - ISRAEL21c

Hebrew University researchers discover that lowering levels of nitric oxide in the brain reduces autism-like symptoms.

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New York Times, 1953: “Israeli Land Plan Called A Model” “US soil conservation expert Professor Walter Lowdermilk Says Redemption Program Is Pilot Project For 1,500,000,000 Persons”

“The land redemption work being carried out in Israel is making the country a pilot area for 1,500,000,000 persons living in a subsistence agrarian economy, Prof. Walter Lowdermilk said today.

The United States soil conservation expert expressed the view that in producing little more food than the world populace needed nations were “bedding the ground of social unrest and trouble all over the world.”

“Professor Lowdermilk, a representative of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, assisted in the inventory of all the land in Israel north of a line twenty miles south of Beersheba. He has been here two and one-half years.”

“Because of Israel’s necessity to restore land misused for centuries and because the people have been intelligent enough to recognize that necessity and willing to work, the country has been a pilot area for 1,500,000,000 persons, the professor declared.”

 

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Why is it that nobody will educate us to all of the Palestrinian cocntributions to improving the land?

 

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