AI-guided treatment decisions

Developing AI to predict treatment benefit from routine pathology.

Phenotix is developing AI-based decision support designed to transform standard digitized pathology samples and clinical data into rapid insights for breast cancer treatment decisions.

Product in development Built on RCT-based academic research Academic study in The Lancet Oncology
ROUTINE H&E Digital pathology sample
In development
Representative H&E-stained breast cancer tissue
AI SIGNAL Treatment-benefit research
PathologyAI analysisClinical insight
<3 days Target turnaround
13.8K Patients in published academic research
1 RCT Plus 6 cohorts in the academic study
2026 Academic publication in The Lancet Oncology

What Phenotix is developing

Aiming for faster, more accessible and more precise treatment decisions.

Phenotix Breast is being developed to help clinicians estimate who is likely to benefit from chemotherapy and who may avoid unnecessary treatment—using routine pathology and clinical data.

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More precise decisions

Aims to predict treatment benefit—not only prognosis—and support more individualized chemotherapy decisions.

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Expanded access

Uses routine pathology and clinical data, making advanced treatment guidance available where genomic testing is limited.

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Faster answers

Designed to return results in under three days using samples already collected during routine care.

Academic foundation

Published research informing product development.

Phenotix Breast is being developed on the basis of academic research conducted at the Technion. In that work, a research model was evaluated using data from a randomized trial and six independent international cohorts. The product undergoes dedicated development and validation.

ACADEMIC PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATION 2026

The Lancet Oncology

Deep learning on histopathological images to predict breast cancer recurrence risk and chemotherapy benefit: a multicentre, model development and validation study.

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Academic model evaluated using data from a randomized trial
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13,781 patients

Included in the published academic study.

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International evaluation

Academic cohorts from Israel, the United States and Australia.

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Treatment-benefit research

The academic study investigated prediction of benefit beyond prognosis alone.

Team

Dr. Gil Shamai
CO-FOUNDER & SCIENTIFIC LEAD

Dr. Gil Shamai

Leads company activity, product development and clinical translation following a decade of research at the Technion.

Prof. Ron Kimmel
CO-FOUNDER

Prof. Ron Kimmel

Head of the Geometric Image Processing Lab at the Technion and a serial MedTech entrepreneur.

Built with a global clinical network.

Collaborating with leading oncologists, pathologists, trial investigators and medical centers.

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Let’s improve the next treatment decision.

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