Israel Invents Drug to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes

While things looked bad for the Jewish people following the destruction of the Second Temple, they were about to get much worse.

Biopharma, an Israeli company located in Jerusalem, is working on a pill that could prevent type 2 diabetes.

Dr Dahne Haim Langford, Chairwoman of Eximore

Dr. Daphne Haim-Langford, Chairwoman of Eximore speaking at ILTV studio about the Israeli company Eximore that produces incredible new medication delivery system.

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The Y Team

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A Great Medical Miracle

Rambam: the place where miracles happen

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Israeli Ambucycles in New York City?

It's a common site in Israel, and helps saves lives. But parked recently on Third Avenue near 52nd Street was a vehicle never before seen in New York City.

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Israeli Study Provides Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Patients

Dr. Talia Golan, oncologist, specialist in gastrointestinal malignancies, and head of the Sheba Medical Center Pancreatic Cancer Center in the Ramat Gan neighborhood of Tel Hashomer, Israel has…

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Moshe Feiglin

Moshe Feiglin Receives Award from "Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting"

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Israeli Vets Help American Vets Heal

On August 30, a West Point graduate and an Iraq war veteran arrived with a group of American veterans for a 10-day tour of Israel to help them deal with post-traumatic stress resulting from their…

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Cardiac Surgeon Turned Humanitarian to Speak at Jewish Federation

Cardiac surgeons are a unique breed of medical practitioner, honing a specific skill set with which they perform life-saving operations. Sometimes, however, their actions can elevate them to…

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Israeli Startup Launches AI-Powered App to Help Farmers Save Crops From Disease, Pests

Saillog, an agritech startup venture based in Tel Aviv, Israel just launched a new product in 2017.

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Israel Sees Color

Sometimes we may take our ability to see in color for granted without thinking much of it, but life could be pretty dull (literally) if we struggled with complete color blindness or could only see…

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