Israeli startups will be able to develop and test their health technologies and medical devices with the Rochester, Minnesota-based institution
The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) and Mayo Clinic have agreed to set up a joint program to enable Israeli startups to collaborate in developing and testing their health technologies and medical devices with the Rochester, Minnesota-based institution.
A memorandum of understanding was signed by the IIA and Mayo Clinic during the MIXiii Biomed Conference and Exhibition held in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
The focus of the cooperation will be health technologies, including in medical devices, diagnostics, software solutions and therapies, the parties said in a statement. The aim is to accelerate the availability of medical innovations to the public and introduce Israeli healthcare technology to the US.
Read more: https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-innovation-authority-mayo-clinic-set-up-joint-healthcare-program/
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