(Courtesy of Camp HASC) Dozens of federal, state and local elected officials and community leaders came together at Camp HASC in a bipartisan show of
The initiative, the Lieberman Fellowship for Professionals in Jewish Organizations Serving Young Adults, will kick off on Sept. 5. (Courtesy of Matan) Matan, a national
Many of us are aware of the amazing chesed that has taken place in Israel since October 7. Jews from all over the world have
It is approximately 10 weeks until Oct. 3 Rosh Hashanah. There are six days of Yomim Noraim plus three Shabbosim (the fourth Shabbos is Yom
“Couples/Marital Mediation” is a relatively new term. Traditionally, a couple looking to improve their relationship would attend couples counseling, and a couple looking to divorce
Physical therapy plays a crucial role in helping individuals recover from injuries and return to full, pain free functional and recreational living. When Micky and
So often we hear someone lovingly say to their pregnant family member or friend, “Have a second helping, you’re eating for two!” as a second
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a condition in which people have problems with memory and thinking that are mild but noticeable. As people grow older,
In recent years, ketamine has become something of a buzzword among patients looking to treat such conditions as PTSD, depression and anxiety. Ketamine offers a
Your skin—the body’s largest organ—is more than merely a container or cover for your bones. It is the largest organ in your body, and it
(Courtesy of Medicare Done) Many believe that delaying Social Security benefits until age 70 maximizes payouts. However, this strategy can lead to financial loss for
Research in new Touro journal addresses halachic ramifications of technology’s transformation of healthcare. (Courtesy of Touro University) Advances in technology are shaking up education and
