Pharmaceuticals
Israeli PolyPid signs $320 million deal to sell drug preventing surgical infections in US, Canada
D-PLEX100 is designed to provide local, prolonged, and controlled antibacterial activity directly at the surgical site to prevent abdominal surgical site infections.
Europe, Israel, and the medical record of a nation - opinion
How Evogene is changing the future for the pharma and agriculture markets
Taking too many medications may harm older adults, study warns
Ethics panel clears UK pharmacist blamed ‘Zionists’ for London fire
Dozens of people died in the 2017 fire at Grenfell Tower, low-rent housing complex in London.
Edelstein announces 50% price cut for medical cannabis til end of 2020
In addition to helping patients' financial burden, the pilot also works to ensure a steadier supply of medical cannabis grown in Israel, ruling that only participating companies are allowed to export
Israeli pharma pioneer introduces TaffiX antiviral nose-powder
Megiddo, an established innovator in the field of orphan drugs and life-sciences, intends to offer greater protection from all viruses while humanity works on a COVID-19 vaccination
Israeli company achieves success in possible cannabis treatment
The idea behind the innovative research is to use cannabinoids in the form of aerosol that can be applied on the patient's skin.
Venture capitalists find more to Israel than Zionism
While he describes life in the US as “living with gold handcuffs,” Roshwalb isn’t painting a rosy picture of his life in Zion either. “Israel is expensive,” he admits.
Australian firm to purchase and export synthetic cannabinoid from Israel
Cannatrek will trial Nextage's synthetic CBN, and providing it meets demand, the two will enter a more permanent agreement in the future.
Israel makes history, launches DIDO III satellite into space
The satellite is carrying a tiny laboratory in which four medical scientific experiments to test drug resistance will be conducted under conditions of micro-gravity.
Pharmaceutical residuals found polluting marine life on Israel's coasts
Unlike other pollutants, pharmaceuticals, which are not fully metabolized in the body, are designed to affect biological systems in even very small amounts.
Health Ministry hides results from satisfactory service survey
The Health Ministry regularly distributes results following surveys regarding its external partners.
In light of coronavirus crisis, resilience is crucial, says Takeda GM
Arie Kramer spoke to 'The Jerusalem Post' about the role of Big Pharma in a health crisis, the importance of meriting people’s trust and what they are doing to help.
