(StatePoint) As misinformation continues to spread about vaccines, medical experts are reminding parents and the general public that vaccinations save lives. “Overwhelming scientific evidence shows
(StatePoint) Choosing the right doctor is one of the most important decisions people can make for their health. If you are unsure who to turn
Community members are invited to a special program about postpartum depression on Sunday, September 8, at 10:00 a.m. at Congregation Ahavas Achim in Highland Park.
Siblings have been fighting with each other during their childhood from time immemorial. Much ink has been spilled in the child development literature concerning the
Over 35 mikvah attendants and kallah teachers attended Project S.A.R.A.H.’s Kallah Teacher and Mikvah Attendant event last week. The program included presentations by Project S.A.R.A.H.
Modern medicine has achieved so many advances in treating diseases. Antibiotics have saved millions from disease. Advanced diagnostic techniques enable detection of many diseases in
(BPT) For kids who live with allergies and asthma, back-to-school can spell trouble with symptoms. Late summer/early fall is the height of ragweed season. When
We recently observed the fast of Shiva Asar B’Tammuz, which was the start of the three-week period of mourning that leads into the Nine Days
One of the most gratifying aspects about the State of Israel is the sweeping support it engenders across so many varied Jewish communities. It is
One night, as I was davening Maariv, I saw two professionals who have the same type of medical practice sitting at a table learning Torah
Part 1 The most cogent way to describe Yemenite (Temoni) Jews and their halachic practice is “very distinctive.” Their pronunciation of Hebrew, appearance and halachic
Parshiyot Matot-Masei The haftarah we read this week, a selection chosen from the second perek of Sefer Yirmiyahu, is a direct continuation of last week’s
