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The FemTech revolution: 7 Israeli companies making headlines in women’s health
21.06.22
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Noa Gadot
From smart contraceptives to AI powered diagnosis, the global FemTech market size is expected to grow from $28B in 2021 to $33B in 2022 according to The Business Research Company
The femtech duo analyzing discharge to detect female-related diseases
15.11.21
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Roni Dori
Medical professionals often diagnose diseases based on bodily fluids, but vaginal discharge has long been considered taboo. “Most men don’t even know what it is,” say Dr. Shlomit Yehudai-Reshef and Dr. Inbal Zafir-Lavie, of Gina Life, who are developing a home-testing kit to detect a variety of diseases, from endometriosis to cervical cancer
Microsoft announces second cycle of AI For Good Accelerator Program
09.05.21
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James Spiro
15 AI companies have been selected across the fields of health, sustainability, and accessibility