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Ilay Marom Nanose Medical

“We want to be in every clinic”: The Israeli startup out to change early disease detection

09.06.25|Amy Shapiro

Backed by Google, the EU, and the IIA, NaNose Medical is pioneering non-invasive, breath-based diagnostics to close the gap in early detection of liver and lung cancer. As it approaches its Series A, co-founder and COO Ilay Marom says the Israeli startup is already eyeing real-world deployment and commercialization.

Nucleai raises $33 million for spatial biology drug development platform

22.03.22|Meir Orbach

The technology developed at the Israeli startup allows better prediction of the patient's response to specific oncological treatment, saves on the ongoing process of testing different drugs and improves the chances of the development of new cancer drugs

Blood Testing Startup Sight Raises $28 Million

Israel-based Sight develops machine vision-based technology for blood test analysis and infectious disease diagnosis

Israel Aims to Benefit From China’s Growing Demand for Medical Devices

09.10.17|Omri Milman

China’s multi-billion medical industry is growing, with a demand for better health services that is linked to the rise of the Chinese middle class