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Eleos founders credit: Omri Miron Israeli AI mental healthcare co Eleos raises $60m

The company is also announcing the launch of a powerful new clinical documentation improvement (CDI) product, Eleos Compliance.

Amir Gal-Or credit: Koby Kantor OMGene.AI: Using DNA and AI to identify our strengths

Veteran Israeli venture capitalist Amir Gal-Or is launching an ambitious AI-enabled system that will produce personalized DNA-based recommendations.

Medical cannabis credit: Shutterstock Is medical cannabis effective in treating PTSD?

The medical controversy on the matter in Israel exposes the problem of obtaining accurate clinical data on the effectiveness of medical cannabis for treating all conditions.

EndoStream founders Alon May and Danel Mayer credit: Elad Naftali Japan's Kaneka buys Israeli co EndoStream Medical

The Or Akiva-based medical device company is developing the Nautilus device for aneurysm treatment.

Richard Francis and Avishai Abrahami credit: Elad Malkah and Alan Tzatzkin US analysts list Teva, Wix in 2025 top picks

Bank of America has raised Teva's price target to $26 per share and Cantor Fitzgerald has raised Wix's price target to $260 per share.

Tzahi Hagag  credit: Tamar Matsafi Cannabis co InterCure raising NIS 66m for Nir Oz facility

Yaron Yakobi and Tzahi Hagag will become parties at interest in the company led by Ehud Barak and Alexander Rabinovich. ,

Teva CEO Richard Francis credit: Teva Spokesperson Teva share price at 6-year high after trial results

The Israeli pharmaceutical company's market cap gained $5 billion in one Wall Street session boosting Israeli pension funds by hundreds of millions of dollars.

Teva  credit: Cineberg/Shutterstock Teva jumps sharply on bowel disease drug results

Teva reported that the trial for Dukaviyug, which it is developing with Sanofi, met its endpoints in ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.

Architects chosen for new Negev hospital

The winning firm is Rubinstein Ofer with Canadian architects Tye Farrow.

Michal Tsur at the Isreal Business Conference  credit: Cadya Levy "The best Parkinson's medication will be Israeli, and hybrid"

Remepy co-founder Michal Tsur told the Israel Business Conference about the therapy revolution whose time has come.

Teva CEO Richard Francis  credit: Teva spokesperson Teva divests from Japanese JV with Takeda

The Israeli pharmaceutical firm is selling its 51% stake in the joint venture to private equity firm J-Will Partners.

Asaf Danziger credit: PR Trial success boosts NovoCure

The company's share price is up over 30% after it announced the results of the trial of its product in treating pancreatic cancer.

Nvidia offices in Yokneam credit: Nvidia Nvidia, Weizmann Inst., Pheno.ai develop glucose monitoring model

They have developed GluFormer, an AI model that can predict an individual’s future glucose levels and other health metrics based on past glucose monitoring data.

Elevance Health Israeli development center head Udi Goori  credit: PR US health insurance co Elevance closing Israeli center

The reason for the closure is probably to do with problems at the US health insurance giant itself, which has seen its share price fall 15% in the past month.

Reichman Medical School teaching laboratory credit: Rami Sinai Medical School approved for Reichman University

80 medical students will be enrolled in the first four-year program, which will begin in February 2025. Annual fees are NIS 90,000.

Teva's R&D labs in Netanya  credit: Teva PR Can Teva sustain its comeback?

Analysts are bullish on Teva, which is once again Israel's most valuable company, due to an improved US generics price environment and promising branded drug pipeline.

Teva CEO Richard Francis credit: Sivan Faraj Teva reports seventh straight quarter of growth

The Israeli pharmaceutical company beat the analysts and has again raised 2024 revenue guidance, this time to $16.1-16.5 billion.

British ambassador to Israel Simon Walters  credit: FCDO/British Embassy Israel New initiative connects Israeli tech to UK healthcare

The Dangoor Health-Tech Academy will foster collaboration between Israeli startups and Britain's National Health System, initially focusing on AI or automation-driven healthcare solutions.

Innoventric lead team credit: Eyal Toueg Israeli heart medical device co Innoventric raises $28.5m

The company has developed a device for the treatment of transcatheter tricuspid regurgitation (TR) using a revolutionary cross-caval technology.

Teva drug Copaxone  credit: Tamar Matsafi Teva shareholder sues after $450m US settlement

Avraham Barak alleges that Teva's board and officers must have approved the criminal activity that led to the penalty.

Teva's R&D labs in Netanya  credit: Teva PR Teva settles further price-fixing lawsuits in the US

Teva will pay a total of $450 million over six years to settle the cases.

SipNose credit: SipNose Aptar Pharma buys Israeli drug delivery co SipNose

The Yokneam based company has developed a nasal drug delivery system to precisely target areas of the nasal cavity to enable enhanced systemic, local or even direct-to-brain delivery.

Nym Health team credit: Hagar Badar Israeli medical coding solutions co Nym raises $47m

Nym has automated the entire US healthcare medical coding process to deliver a faster, more cost-effective solution that outperforms traditional manual coding.

Immunai CEO Noam Solomon  credit: Immunai Israel's Immunai expands strategic tie with AstraZeneca

The agreement is worth an initial $18 million to Immunai, developer of an AI-based model for making drug development more efficient.

Teva's R&D labs in Netanya  credit: Teva PR Teva settles opioid suits in Israel

Under the settlement, Teva's insurance company, which as far as is known is not Israeli, will pay the pharmaceutical company $40 million to fully close all potential claims.

Dr. Shimon Eckhouse  credit: Tomer Shalom FDA approval boosts weight loss pill co Epitomee

Epitomee's product expands in the stomach, giving a sense of satiety. The big challenge now will be marketing.

Discure CEO Yuval Mandelbaum credit: Discure Bioelectronic implantable device co Discure raises $16m

The Israeli company has developed a device for the treatment of degenerative disc diseaseõ

Level Ex founder and CEO Sam Glassenberg credit: Level Ex "Israel can be in the forefront of medical gaming"

Level Ex founder and CEO Sam Glassenberg tells "Globes" about the growing industry of medical video games and apps to train and improve the performance of doctors.

Healthcare credit: Tali Bogdanovsky, Shlomi Yosef Chemomab jumps on positive liver scarring trial results

Chemomab Therapeutics is developing a treatment for rare liver scarring disease PSC.

Johnson & Johnson credit: PR Johnson & Johnson buys Israeli co V-Wave for up to $1.7b

V-Wave’s shunt is an implantable device designed to decrease elevated left atrial pressure seen in congestive heart failure.

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