Tel Aviv University

Tel Hashomer Medical Research Infrastructure and Services Ltd.

Daniel Sorkin

Tal Lapidot

Itai Harpaz

Guy Gutfarb

Ofer Baratz

Amir Ben-ari

Itzik Mashiach

Gil Sokol

Imry Ben Avi

Ortal Shtayman

Moshe Ashkenazi

Ori Efrati

Diana Sverdlov

Food storing and tracking method and system including plurality of food containers, plurality of sealing lids, a registry, and a base unit including a weight measurer, a reader, an interface and a processor. Food item inserted into food container comprising unique identifier. Food container placed onto base unit and releasably sealed with complementary sealing lid upon engagement with base unit. Interface tags food item of food container. Reader identifies food container by reading unique identifier. Weight measurer measures weight of food container. Weight of food item calculated by subtracting known weight of food container or container type from measured weight, and calculated weight logged. Registry updated with information relating to food container and contents thereof. A freshness of food item in food container is tracked, based on projected shelf life information for potential stored food items, and based on updated registry information, and alert relating to tracked freshness is generated.

Food storing and consumption tracking system and method

Pulmonary treatment methods and systems. During pulmonary treatment breath cycles, a hold period of elevated inspiration pressure may promote lung region filling (and potentially recruitment) via collateral airways. Expectoration is promoted by dropping from the inspiration pressure to an undershoot pressure; de-recruitment (e.g., by airway collapse) is mitigated by raising the undershoot pressure to a positive expiratory pressure (PEP) during expiration phase. Breath cycles with a period of post-PEP suction may also be administered. Respiratory therapy systems may be programmed or re-programmed to administer this pressure protocol. In some embodiments, a system includes a hand-held unit including a patient mouthpiece, a base unit which provides pressurized gas to the mouthpiece, an electronically controllable valve in the hand-held unit for providing therapy maneuvers such as PEP (Positive Expiratory Pressure) through the mouthpiece, and a computing unit which instructs the hand-held unit to perform therapy maneuvers.

Devices and methods for treating lung diseases

A food storing and tracking system comprising:

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Daniel Sorkin