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“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.

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"Running a startup is like going to war—you need teammates who don’t give up when things get hard"

13.05.25|Hagai Gilboa

Ilay Marom, co-founder and COO of the startup NaNose Medical, was speaking on a panel held at Google and Calcalist’s Startup Week. Yair Levy, Brain.space: "I think Israel—its people and its tech ecosystem—has proven its resilience and creativity."