Saliwell in the Media

Citations from the media

• Clip available in the Youris.com website, supported by the Information Society Technologies programme of the European Commission:
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• Business 2.0, August 2005
  
  



• Forsking & Framsteg, August 30, 2005: “Tandem som får att dregla”.
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• Canada.com News, February 22, 2005: "Dry mouth sufferers positively salivating at thought of computerized tooth. Think of it as a pacemaker to moisten your mouth".



• Montreal Gazette, February 22, 2005: "Computerized tooth invention is enough to make you drool: Mouth moistener could alleviate suffering of millions of people all over the world".



• Calgary Herald, February 22, 2005: "Computerized tooth aids saliva production".



• The Kingston Whig-Standard, February 22, 2005: "High-tech tooth increases saliva".



• The Province, February 22, 2005: "Computerized tooth jump-starts saliva: Moistens mouth".



• Vancouver Sun, February 22, 2005: "Salivating 'tooth' offers relief from dry mouth: Electronic saliva-maker could alleviate the suffering of millions of cancer patients".



• MIT Technology Review, January 2005
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• Clinica World Medical Device & Diagnostic News, December 2004, Issue 1336, page 15: "Saliwell whets appetite for dry mouth opportunity".



• Maariv, (the second daily newspaper in Israel regarding distribution),
  December 26, 2004: "Saliwell as one of the 20 most important technological discoveries in Israel in 2004".
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• European Commission website “IST Results”, November 30, 2004: "Chips: Providing a mouthwatering solution for patients".
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• The Jerusalem Report, September 6, 2004: With a mini-computer sending out electric signals from a prosthetic tooth, two Israeli entrepreneurs sat they can alleviate dry-mouth syndrome. But their innovation could have far wider benefits, too - radically changing the way many of us take our medicine.