In order to understand the impact of technology on health freedom, we spoke with CEOs and senior managers from various companies that specialize in medical treatments. Each of these innovations has revolutionized the way patients live their lives, offering hope, healing and a promise of a brighter future.
Hagit Kamin, CEO of SyqeAir, is passionate about helping patients manage their pain without smoking cannabis. The inhaler and cartridge designed by her company allows for autonomy in treatment management. This solution is designed to improve everyday life for those dealing with pain and make the transition to a normal routine more accessible.
Novartis Israel offers unique treatments that give patients with diseases like multiple sclerosis more freedom. Dr. Nana Ben Zvi, the medical director at Novartis Israel, explained how technology allows patients to slow the progression of the disease and improve symptoms, enabling them to lead full lives despite their condition. This home treatment brings independence and quality of life to those dealing with multiple sclerosis.
Gefen Medical provides advanced technologies for patients with diabetes that allow for real-time monitoring without finger pricks. Shahar Cohen, VP of Technologies at Gefen Medical highlighted the Freestyle Libra 2 system from Abbott as an example of this innovation. This system offers freedom and independence to diabetics who can now live a full life despite their condition.
Biolojic Design is pioneering smart treatments based on artificial intelligence that eliminate solid cancerous tumors. The company has successfully entered the second phase of their trial with an antibody designed by AI that promises new hope for those battling cancer. Their cutting-edge technology shows promise in treating various types of cancer and offers new hope for those fighting this debilitating disease.
NewPhase has developed electromagnetic hyperthermia technology for the treatment of stage 4 metastatic cancer that uses nanoparticles heated inside the body to target cancer cells while sparing healthy cells