The flight from Dallas to Newark was delayed because of a storm somewhere in the Midwest. The airplane was coming in from Chicago, and the
The Atlantic Ocean has for centuries served as a massive communication link between continents. Its waves lap upon North and South America, Africa, Europe, and
Today mothers have to go to work. Children are often shunted off to day care, pre-school and nurseries while still infants. There is tremendous pressure
Goober. To some of you, a goober is a delicious chocolate-covered peanut snack. Apparently a “goober” is also a west coast nickname for someone who
In my 18 years in the rabbinate I have seen and learned a tremendous amount about human behavior. I often say that my job allows
When children catch a cold or need vaccinations, many parents may take them to a pediatrician. If children (or adults) break a bone, they might
Some of what are considered New Jersey’s best hospitals are among those that will lose significant federal funding because too many patients have acquired infections
After a gentle knock on the door, I slowly turn the knob and poke my head inside. My next patient is a toddler here for
From the Desk of… the other two words, I don’t remember. I have always had a bad memory but over the last few years, it’s
Yoga has come a long way from that show at 6 a.m. featuring the lady sporting the full lavender body suit and a ’70s ’fro
A report of 100 brains missing at the University of Texas in December 2014 has drawn a lot of attention and humor. From a healing
BEER-SHEVA, Israel–Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers discovered that alpha1-antitrypsin (AAT) could prevent deadly infections in immune system-compromised patients. The Journal of Infectious Diseases
