This project will advance the understanding of the molecular basis of Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), one of the most aggressive blood cancers. The project will establish a national registry of Israeli AML patients, including clinical data as well as genetic and molecular characteristics, and the drug responsiveness of patient-derived AML cells. The resulting unique integrated database will be available to attending physicians for the purpose of optimizing AML treatment in a personalized manner.

Head injury & Stroke is a leading cause of death & disability worldwide. It has a large economic cost on society, including direct and indirect medical costs.
The primary goal in the management of brain injured patients in the ICU is to prevent a secondary insult to the brain.
Early detection of neurological deterioration in patients with brain injury is a key point for improved outcomes & recovery.
Pupillary light reflex examination is an important, non-invasive diagnostic tool for neurological assessment in critical care units.
Pupillary examination provides valuable information in the assessment of brain damage. It has a strong correlation to increased Intracranial pressure.
Current standard of care pupillary assessment is done manually & Intermittently by the nursing staff, using a penlight and a ruler.
Critical care patients with severe brain injury, sedated and ventilated or in a comatose state, require constant pupillary examination to monitor any changes in their neurological condition.