Before last August, I thought my junior year would be crazy. It’s the year of APs, SATs and ACTs, college visits, sleep deprivation and most

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Dear Coach Gila, Thanksgiving is behind us and we now have a few weeks before Chanukah begins, replete with the usual fried-food extravaganza: latkes and

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Jerusalem—Rabbi Zev Reichman brought a group of fathers and sons from East Hills Synagogue in Englewood, New Jersey to visit Israel’s national volunteer emergency medical

(StatePoint) The stress of travel can impact anyone, but add in the need to find wheelchair-accessible transportation, hotel rooms or restaurants, and that stress is

Recently, members of the sandwich generation began becoming anxious about their aging parents. The parents insisted on living on their own and aging in their

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Following the recent presidential debates, many articles popped up online about parents and teachers who were struggling with whether or not to allow their children

With the High Holidays behind us, we now look to Thanksgiving and Chanukah. They will be here sooner than you think, and one of the

As an optometrist today it’s very exciting to be comanaging cataract surgery with highly experienced eye surgeons who are performing all laser cataract surgery. In

Current screening standards may miss BRCA carriers with significant cancer risk. New York—Montefiore-Einstein’s Program for Jewish Genetic Health (PJGH) and the Division of Reproductive and