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Researchers have developed a groundbreaking method for the early diagnosis of preeclampsia

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Researchers have developed a system to diagnose diseases based on the movement of the eyelid

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Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria responsible for gonorrhea. Source: NIAID.

Receive results of tests to detect sexually transmitted diseases within a few hours

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Adaptation of the cover image appearing in the journal Analytical Chemistry. Source: Courtesy of the Technion Spokesperson.

Researchers have developed a tiny diagnostic device characterized by high sensitivity to disease markers

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The first device in history to produce technetium 99mTc) 99m) for medical needs. Taken in 1958. Source: Brookhaven National Laboratory.

A shortage of a rare isotope is about to endanger the health of millions

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A health worker in Ethiopia puts a blood sample on a rapid malaria test kit, 2012. Photo: UNICEF Ethiopia.

Ideas that will change the world: cheap diagnostic tools on pieces of paper

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New IBM research will allow early detection of eye disease

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Between matching and cutting

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Trisomy 21 (chromosome number 21 appears 3 times) which characterizes Down syndrome

chipping (of genes)

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Prof. Naim Shahada (left) and Dr. Gal Neuman at the Rambam clinic. Photo: Piotr Plitar.

Sons ate unripe, the teeth of fathers will be priests

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The research students Roy Avraham (third from the right) and Aldeme Shoshana-Chen (second from the right) and Prof. Yordan collaborated with Ohad Manor (first from the right) and with Dr. Eran Segal (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics), Dr. Reot Shelgi and Prof. Yitzhak Pepper (Molecular Genetics), Gabi Tersik and Dr. Yara Tsong (Biological Control), Noa Busel (fourth from the right) and Amit Tzizel from Prof. Eitan Domani's group (Physics of Complex Systems), all at the Weizmann Institute of Science; Israel Steinfeld and Prof. Zohar Yachini from the Technion , Dr. Ido Amit from MIT and Harvard University, Dr. Aspen Anerli, Dr. Hega Rosens and Prof. Ann-Lise Borsen-Dale from the University of Oslo, and Dr. Francesca Biagoni, Dr. Marcella Motulza, Dr. Sabrina Strano and Prof. Giovanni Blandino from the Regina Elena Cancer Institute in Rome

An obstacle to cancer

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The opening page of the first publication in which Huntington describes the disease named after him

Oedipus, Theresias and Huntington's disease: the prophecy fulfilled

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Ovarian tape is bilateral

A new method for early diagnosis of cancer

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A chemical lab the size of a credit card. Photo: Polish Academy of Sciences

Lab-on-a-chip for cancer detection

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Papilloma virus - HPV

Carbon nanotube sensors for protein detection

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"Coffee rings" are not unique to coffee

Coffee stains and their relation to the detection of diseases

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In the photo: Dr. Hussam Hayek in his laboratory. Photo: Technion Spokesperson.

A Technion scientist leads a European corporation to develop nanotechnology for lung cancer diagnosis

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Right: Dr. Sena Shilstein, Prof. Amos Barskin, Dr. Rachel Chetzik and Marco Cortezi. Photo: Weizmann Institute

Take the prostate out of the fire - as early as possible

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New compounds send out light signals when they trap substances in the blood

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What is the human genome, and what are the benefits and dangers of deciphering it

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