Blood Test

In a study conducted at Ichilov Hospital, the possibility of using data from two routine coagulation tests was examined to screen early for samples likely to be negative, and to reduce unnecessary tests without forgoing a full investigation in suspicious cases. Dr. Bentzi Katz, who co-led the study, explains how artificial intelligence can find new value in results already obtained in the...

A new technology provides a solution to one of the greatest challenges in obstetric medicine: identifying women at risk of preterm birth before warning signs appear.

Blood tests are an integral part of monitoring millions of patients around the world, but in the future, there may be no need to come to the clinic at all. Researchers from King's College London have presented a new portable device that allows performing a blood test at home, transferring data in real time to a mobile phone, and sharing it with medical staff.