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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
illumigyn raises $33 million to help women with affordable medical care
03.11.21
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James Spiro
The funding will help the company deploy its platform this month in the United States, United Arab Emirates, India, Singapore, and South Korea
illumigyn signs MoU to deploy 2,500 units of its “gynecology endoscope” cloud platform in UAE
30.08.21
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James Spiro
Gynescope Systems is a cloud-based platform that provides an end-to-end gynecological imaging service