Last Wednesday, I attended a reception at Maimonides Medical Center. Though hardly newsworthy on the surface, this was no ordinary reception. This reception was a

(JNS) Researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered a new way to detect a protein associated with Parkinson’s disease which could “significantly delay” the progression

For many children, fond memories of summer involve going to camp. In fact, approximately 11 million children attend day or resident camp during summer. For

Have you ever wondered why your hands hurt? Why you often get numbness or tingling in your hands? Why you have trouble holding onto things

(Courtesy of HRH) If you ask a friend or neighbor who works at Hudson Regional Hospital, “What’s new?” you better have a few minutes. That’s

A 35 year old woman is driving on the Garden State Parkway in a rush to get to an appointment when suddenly she is seized

Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) has been used for a wide range of conditions. There have been 177 conditions for which LDN has been reported to benefit.

(Courtesy of Hydrochic) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has published a new study showing that several chemicals found in sunscreen enter the bloodstream at

What does it take to become a fertility specialist? The short answer? Lots of years of medical training! The longer answer is that fertility specialists

Program offers eligible employees the opportunity to reduce student loan debt. (Courtesy of Holy Name Medical Center) Holy Name Medical Center today announced the launch

Part II In my last column, I spoke about “tiger stripes” and my experience in my pregnancy; I shared the lesson I learned about my

Daughters of Israel brought staff throughout all disciplines, from housekeeping and dietary, to nursing and social services, to celebrate “National Skilled Nursing Care Week,” together