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Israel: New Technology Can Detect Heart Problems With A Simple Breath Test

Its effectiveness is verified in the diagnosis of atherosclerosis - Click the link for more details

Inbar nardiProfessor hossam haickWolfson school

New Israeli medical tech could lighten load for healthcare system

The smart micro-needle works to detect serious underlying medical issues in the wearer as they go about their day-to-day life.

Israel generalTel hashomerYoubin zhengRawan omarRussell berrie nanotechnology instituteSheba medical centerIsrael institute of technologyShaare zedek medical centerSamson assuta hospitalTechnion israel instituteAdvanced materialsProfessor hossam haickWolfson facultyChemical engineering

Flexible Micro-Needles Platform Provides Quick, Continuous, and Pain-Free Disease Diagnosis

Technion scientists have developed a system based on smart micro-needles fixed inside a sticker that attaches to the skin that continuously monitors a pat

Youbin zhengRawan omarRongjun zhangRussell berrie nanotechnology instituteAriane de rothschild women doctoral programSun yat sen universityIsrael institute of technologyLanzhou universityProfessor hossam haickWolfson facultyChemical engineeringRussell berrie nanotechnologyHossam haickNanomaterials based devices laboratoriesCertification studiesMiaomiao yuan

Electronic skin patches could restore lost sensation and detect disease

Electronic skin patches could restore lost sensation and detect disease
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Tel avivEhud gazitRotem vishinkinGal finkIsrael institute of technology technionMelinda gates foundationTel aviv universityIsrael instituteProfessor hossam haick

Smart sutureless dressing binds the wound together and wards off infection

It is a staple of science fiction to mock sutures as outdated. The technique has, after all, been in use for at least 5,000 years. Surely medicine should have advanced since ancient Egypt.

Muhammad khatibEmily hendersonLaboratory for devicesShanghai jiao tong universityWolfson department of chemical engineeringProfessor hossam haickWolfson departmentChemical engineeringNanomaterial based devicesUndergraduate studiesNing tangShanghai jiao tong

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