When I sat down to write this column, I realized it’s been 20 years since I took my first laser vision course in 1998. Back

Sciatica is a term that is used frequently, but often it is misunderstood by the general public. Anyone who has experienced it knows well how

(Courtesy of Touro College) Nearly half of American adults have a close friend or family member who’s been addicted to drugs, and the skyrocketing opioid

Sanaa Mahameed, the first female Muslim volunteer in United Hatzalah,  is now being joined by 13 Bedouin Muslim women fresh out of training. On a

Flu season is upon us and more than ever we are reminded to Purel, wash our hands, drink plenty of fluids and get much-needed rest.

(Courtesy of Sheba Medical Center) Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, Israel’s national hospital, just completed its second successful humanitarian medical mission to Papua New Guinea

In prior issues I have discussed prolotherapy and how it helps with musculoskeletal pain. Today, I will briefly summarize how prolotherapy works and then focus

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(Courtesy of Englewood Hospital) With the turn of the year, the Graf Center for Integrative Medicine at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center is launching The

Illness is no laughing matter. But for sick kids around Israel, laughter is the best medicine. It’s an emotionally draining scenario that unfortunately plays itself

We have just gone through one of the toughest flu seasons in recent years. There are a lot of myths and misconceptions associated with the

It is well documented that general wellbeing begins with the mouth. A healthy mouth promotes overall wellbeing and health. Bacteria is an important component within