(Courtesy of SMGH) “Today, I am going to interview a patient who contracted COVID, even after having the vaccines,” said George Matyjewicz, PhD, community liaison
In August 2020, while families around the globe bemoaned the forced cancellations of their summer vacations thanks to the “Novel Coronavirus,” our family embarked on
The source of almost any illness or complaint is at the cellular level. From chronic physical pain to depression and anxiety, cellular dysfunction leads to
(Courtesy of Americans for Ben Gurion University) Artificial sweeteners found in many foods, sports supplements and beverages could be causing long-term digestive disease and discomfort,
The holiday season is behind us and we can finally breathe a sigh of relief. That exhale that includes upcoming regularly scheduled programming, no divides
What do hypertension, Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, many cancers, migraine headaches and skin tags have in common? They are all highly associated with
Dear Dr. Chani, I recently met a guy who I would like to date, but I am not sure how to proceed. The truth is
Welcome back to “How Should I Know?”—the column that tries to help people with their problems the same way your toddler tries to help you
There are many rules for the building of a sukkah but there are very few for dismantling a sukkah and even fewer for storing it.
Chocolate is anything but creepy. Except when Food Network teamed up with Hersheypark to host “Creepy-Crawly Carnival,” the first of four episodes in “Chocolate Meltdown:
Joan Nathan, Jewish cookbook author, once wrote in her “Jewish Holiday Cookbook”: Embalm it! The purpose, then, is to make a spice box for Havdala.
Freddie Ferguson needed to change—at least his boss, friends, mother, therapist, bowling team, florist, golf coach and gardener all thought so. Freddie was coasting along,
