Israeli Innovation & Technology

WATCH: Israel develops 1st blood-free device to self-diagnose heart attacks

Amir Marmor, CEO of Israeli start-up CorAlert, describes the first non-invasive monitoring device that can diagnose heart failure as it’s happening, while the patient is still at home.

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Eliyahu Tulshinski
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