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Technion Innovations: Advancing Health and Medicine

Innovators from the Technion are advancing health care across multiple fronts. These breakthroughs signal a shift toward modern medicine that’s more precise, responsive, and patient-centered. Here is just a sample of the latest innovations.


Fast Track to Better Breast Imaging

Asst. Prof. Eddy Solomon and researchers from Weill Cornell Medical College and the NYU Center for Advanced Imaging Innovation and Research

ELITE (Enhanced Locally lowrank Imaging for Tissue contrast Enhancement) is an AI-powered MRI approach that dramatically accelerates and improves breast cancer imaging, combining advanced mathematical modeling with international expertise to deliver unprecedented speed, accuracy, and diagnostic potential. Photo credit: Stock image


The End of Daily Insulin?

Prof. Shady Farah, with researchers from MIT, Harvard, and the University of Massachusetts

Technion-led researchers developed a living implant that senses glucose and produces and delivers insulin autonomously, potentially eliminating daily injections and transforming long-term diabetes management. Their crystalline shield-protecting technology functions as an artificial pancreas. Photo credit: Researchers


Predicting Heart Failure Before It Starts

Development led by Prof. Ehud Behar

DeepHHF (Deep Holter Heart Failure) is a pioneering AI model that identifies patients at high risk of developing heart failure years before the onset of clinical disease, enabling preventive interventions that could spare patients significant suffering and potentially save lives. Photo credit: Stock image


The Future of Eye Surgery Is Robotic

Cofounded by Technion Prof. Emeritus Moshe Shoham and alumnus Dr. Joseph Nathan

ForSight Robotics’ ORYOM platform targets cataract and other eye diseases, enhancing precision, access, and surgeon ergonomics with first-in-human clinical trials occurring in 2026. Photo credit: Stock image


Drug-Free Weight Loss Pill

Developed by Epitomee Medical, cofounded by alumnus Shimon Eckhouse

Epitomee® is an FDA-cleared weight management medical device — a pharmaceutical-free pill that expands in the stomach, causing early satiety and resulting in reduced food intake. The pill naturally clears out of the body after several hours. Photo credit: Epitomee


Prenatal Care, Anywhere

Nuvo is co-led by CTO and Technion alumnus Amit Reches

An FDA-approved remote monitoring system lets expectant mothers track fetal and maternal health from anywhere, delivering real-time clinical data to providers — reducing visits, streamlining workflows, and expanding quality care access in remote and underserved communities.  Photo credit: Stock image


Training the Brain to Heal PTSD

Developed by GrayMatters Health, cofounded by alumni Oded Kraft and Shai Attia

Dubbed Prism, this device identifies heightened activity in the area of a patient’s brain that processes emotions, so that users can pinpoint stressors and develop coping skills. Photo credit: GrayMatters Health


Surgery-Free Tremor Relief

Developed by InsighTec, founded by alumnus Kobi Vortman

Using MRI-guided focused ultrasound to precisely ablate brain tissue, the Exablate Neuro platform offers incision-free tremor relief for people with Parkinson’s disease. Photo credit: InsighTec


Detecting Cancer Before It Starts

Developed by MAGENTIQ  EYE, led by alumnus Dror Zur

MAGENTIQ-COLO’s AI-powered colonoscopy tech boosts non or precancerous tumor detection by 7% and cuts missed tumors by 17%, helping doctors spot growths earlier. Photo credit: MAGENTIQ EYE


Genetics Made Simple

Developed by Igentify, led by alumnus Dr. Doron M. Behar

The Digital Genetic Assistant is an AI-powered platform designed to streamline, automate, and scale genetic counseling and testing for clinicians, labs, and patients. Photo credit: Igentify

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June 23, 2026

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