Cancer treatments often damage a young woman’s ovaries — so if the chemo saves her life, she may still face the inability to conceive a

In recent weeks, an article written by Rabbi Ben-Zion Spitz, chief rabbi of Uraguay, was brought to my attention. In his writing he quotes the

With summer fast approaching, we all have our annual checklist in mind. It might include helping children pack for camp or making sure that the

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) otherwise known as winter blues or winter depression (or summer blues or summer depression for those living in warmer climates) is

By the time most people learn the truth about eating disorders, it is oftentimes too late. Those who seek out knowledge on eating disorders tend

There’s a computerized repository in Israel that looks like any other with data sets, tables, forms, graphs and reports. But tap in the right username

Cleaning The Right Way To Remove Allergens (BPT) – When you’re done with spring cleaning, you may assume you’ve eliminated any allergy triggers that were

Israeli researchers used genetic and psychological testing to identify factors that reduce the risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The groundbreaking Tel Aviv University

(BPT) – Parents of young athletes know that along with the many benefits of participating in sports, there comes a certain amount of injury risk.

Use Your Head, Be Safe Teaneck—With spring finally here, people are pulling their bicycles out of their garages, and children are riding up and down

In New Jersey, anyone under 17 years of age that rides a bicycle or is a passenger on a bicycle, or is towed as a

This article is the first in a series on eating disorders; how to recognize them in friends and family members and how to reach out