Intergenerational trauma began to receive widespread attention in the 20th century, particularly in relation to understanding the aftermath of the Holocaust. It refers to the
(Courtesy of Medicare Done) Many retirees assume their Social Security check is set in stone once they claim benefits—but did you know you can increase
Allergies are back! Some of my patients are already starting to complain about itchy eyes and congestion. It’s not your imagination that every year seems
In the past, when someone had an acute soft tissue injury, general advice was to follow the PRICE method (Protect, Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation). For
The Question Dear Dr. Lamm, With Purim coming up next week I’ve been struggling with the whole communal drinking thing. We have four children between
(Courtesy of Parkview Pharmacy) A healthy immune system is essential for defending the body against infections and diseases. Enhancing immune function involves adopting a holistic
Matrescence is a relatively new term that is gaining attention in the field of maternal health; it refers to the process of becoming a mother
With the nutritional landscape slowly changing views for a (hopefully) better tomorrow, it seems like consumers are more open and willing to try healthier options
Food can be defined in so many ways: sustenance to live, a means of celebrating, fuel for the body, comfort for the mind, a creative
(Courtesy of CHADD of Bergen County) Have you ever walked into a room and forgotten why you were there? That moment is a lapse in
Trauma is often misunderstood, even by those who experience it. While mental health awareness has grown, certain misconceptions persist, preventing individuals from seeking help or
As we continue our series on prostate cancer, we must address the subject that is most controversial about prostate cancer, i.e., the utility of screening.
