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VOTIS, ii Ventures to develop system to screen peripheral artery disease VOTIS, ii Ventures to develop system to screen peripheral artery disease 21 December 2020 | News Source credit: Shutterstock VOTIS Subdermal Imaging Technologies, Ltd, an Israeli corporation, and ii Ventures Private Limited (iiV), an Indian company, announced that they have entered into a memorandum of understanding to develop a system to screen the largely rural Indian population for peripheral artery disease (PAD). The devices, which allow for the early detection of the disease before tangible symptoms appear, will ut...

VOTIS Subdermal Imaging Technologies And ii Ventures Announce Plans To Develop Preventative Medicine Devices To Screen For Peripheral Artery Disease In India Emphasis on impoverished rural sector, comprising 65.53% of the national population JERUSALEM and MUMBAI, India, Dec. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- VOTIS Subdermal Imaging Technologies, Ltd., an Israeli corporation, and ii Ventures Private Limited (iiV), an Indian company, announced today that they have entered into a memorandum of understanding to develop a system to screen the largely rural Indian population for peripheral artery disease (P...

Kind of a prior restraint and two as a kind of overreach. >> congressman steve israel from new york was on our program monday talking about your guns as i'm sure you know. let's listen to what the congressman told me. >> my solution is to extend something that has been on the books for ten years the undetectible firearms act that says you cannot manufacture and transport weapons that cannot be picked up by metal detectors. it is getting easier to make these weapons. we shouldn't make it easier for terrorists and criminals to bring these plastic weapons on to planes. it is just that simple. >> ...

One is better screening of passengers and more information about passengers before they actually board a flight. particularly before they board a flight for the united states. and then we are now accelerating deployment of the advanced imaging technologies, which demonstrate anomalies on a figure that would subject someone to more extensive -- like a patdown, that sort of thing. >> some people suggest -- a lot of people suggest that it is an invasion of privacy and they're concerned about the demonstration of anomalies which they view as really invasive. i also wanted to ask you about the safe...

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