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Medical watch CardiacSense gets approval from Indian regulatory authority CDSCO

Homegrown MedTech solutions provider Xplore Health on Thursday announced that it received approval from the Indian Regulatory Authority CDSCO (Central Drug Standard Control Organization) under the Health Ministry of India for its aspirational .

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Israeli tech companies take fertility treatments to next level

With generous state financing for fertility treatments, the in vitro fertilization field is booming in Israel and several Israeli start-ups are working to innovate it.

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Start-up RenalSense aims to bring renal diagnostics to ICUs worldwide

Start-up RenalSense aims to bring renal diagnostics to ICUs worldwide
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Memic s surgical robot nabs $96M

Memic s surgical robot nabs $96M
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Rethinking ICU efficiency: Israeli predictive AI tech secures FDA clearance

Results for Rethinking ICU efficiency: Israeli predictive AI tech secures FDA clearance After receiving emergency approval at the height of the pandemic outbreak, CLEW gets the official stamp - with a platform to optimize the Intensive Care Unit. Dor Schwartz / 7 Feb 2021 • 1 min read CLEW Medical, an Israeli MedTech startup, secured FDA clearance for its ‘CLEWICU’ predictive analytics platform. The company noted that this marks the first-of-its-kind AI-powered ICU solution for in-hospital remote care. This follows the Israeli firm’s Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) approval from the FDA back in June of 2020 - as a potential method of care to further help medical personnel comply with COVID-19 regulations and social distancing efforts.

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