Speech is a near-universal form of communication that allows individuals to connect with one another. But what about those who struggle verbalizing their thoughts? While

As the country and region normalize from the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak, we wanted to put down some thoughts concerning our own diary over

This is an exciting time for treating pain and injuries. When I was a resident, the hallmarks of sports medicine were steroids and surgery. Unfortunately,

When COVID-19 started, there was fear and uncertainty. A natural way to deal with the fear is to bring your loved ones close, to unite

Some of the most essential Jewish communal organizations don’t just solve the urgent problems that people face; they also anticipate new problems and quickly map

The population of the world can be divided into two types of people: Those who are anxious and those who are not. The inner experience

Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey researcher examines biomarkers for understanding severity of COVID symptoms. (Courtesy of Rutgers Health) Since the start of the COVID-19

If you really want to help a friend with a serious problem, sometimes the best you can do is to not “do” anything. No, the

We are living in a world accustomed to “quick fixes.” Papercut? Run it under cold water, Band-Aid, boom—you’re done. Realized you ran out of laundry

(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) We are proud to announce that St. Mary’s General Hospital is the recipient of the Healthgrades 2020 Patient Safety

(Courtesy of Ezer Mizion) Did you ever land late at night at an airport? By the time you deplane, there is only a handful of

Sanitation tunnel that mists incomers with disinfectant solution being piloted at Tel Aviv’s Bloomfield Stadium. In a post-lockdown world, the idea of entering crowded shopping malls