HEALTHCARE

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, a consultant to medical cannabis firm Univo, regrets government delay on export permits.

The Israeli company has raised NIS 20 million from investors to develop cultured meat for 3D printing.

The company, which has  developed an implant for delayed release of antibiotics, plans an IPO at a $300 million valuation.

65% of tech startups with ten or fewer employees say they won't last six months without additional finance.

CEO Eran Taus: The coronavirus pandemic actually strengthens our strategic plan for a transition to online medicine at home.

Israel has become the safe haven that the Zionist founding fathers envisaged. They just weren't thinking about Covid-19.

Weizmann Institute molecular geneticist Prof. Doron Lancet thinks the nature of the virus, more than the lockdown, is causing infections to fall.

With misinformation causing confusion and harm, issuing updates and instructions is not enough.

Hadassah geriatric rehabilitation head Dr. Yoram Maaravi argues that isolation is a bigger threat to the elderly without underlying conditions than the virus itself.

Dr. Eyal Zimlichman tells "Globes" the virus has two common types. Ventilators help heal the first but do harm with the second.

Souraski Medical Center (Ichilov Hospital) CEO Prof. Ronni Gamzu says Israel should end the lockdown providing four conditions can be met in the battle against Covid-19.

Dr. Kira Radinsky has switched her data mining algorithms focus from consumer behavior with eBay to tracking Covid-19.

As countries compete for vital supplies in a market where speed is everything, Israel was hidebound and slow - until private enterprise stepped in.

One ultra-Orthodox community near Jerusalem, at first badly hit by Covid-19, has been exemplary in stamping out the virus. "Globes" finds out how they did it.

Israeli experts tell "Globes" that the highly infectious coronavirus is a stubborn enemy and unlikely to disappear soon.

Former Health Ministry chief Prof. Yoram Lass says governments can't halt viruses and the lockdown will kill more people from depression than the virus.

In contrast to Israel's draconian measures to tackle the virus outbreak, the UK is taking a more libertarian approach.

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agree over most things but their approach to the virus crisis could not have been more different.