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ReWalk Launches Clinical Trials for Robotic Physical Rehab Suit
04.04.18
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Asaf Shalev
After the conclusion of the 40-person trial, the company will seek clearance from U.S. and European regulators
Company that Develops Injectable Bone Grafts Expands Clinical Trial
12.03.18
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Dror Reich
Unlike conventional methods, Bonus Biogroup turns fat tissue collected from patients into bone grafts that can be transplanted with a minimally invasive procedure
Bonus Biogroup Says First Lab-Grown Leg Bone Transplanted in Patient
21.12.17
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Lilach Baumer
The Israel-based company's injectable bone grafts are made from fat cells taken from the patients to negate the risk of tissue rejection
Automated Medical Diagnosis Startup Raises $30 Million
19.09.17
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Omer Kabir
Israel-based MeMed develops an automated blood testing device that can distinguish between bacterial and viral infections. The company previously raised funds from the U.S. Department of Defense