Preparing for Pesach 5781 at St. Mary’s General Hospital
(Courtesy of SMGH) Purim is over, and we immediately think of getting ready for Pesach. And this year it will be a challenge as it
(Courtesy of SMGH) Purim is over, and we immediately think of getting ready for Pesach. And this year it will be a challenge as it
Acquaintance: How are you? Me: Thank God, doing great! Acquaintance: Well… ‘great’ under the circumstances, right? Me: Sure … While the above dialogue was only
(Courtesy of SMGH) Almost one year after the first known U.S. COVID-19 death1, activists and community groups are uniting in a nationwide effort calling on
(Courtesy of Touro College) More than 600 medical professionals and medical students tuned in last month to hear a special Zoom shiur presented by HaGaon
(Courtesy of American Friends of Soroka Medical Center) American Friends of Soroka Medical Center (AFSMC) is hosting a new four-part webinar series “Soroka Salon: The
Being postpartum is a confusing experience. You’re overwhelmed by mazal tov texts, calls and visits; recovering from labor and delivery; and taking care of a
Let me set the scene: You’re watching a family comedy—something geared toward tweens perhaps, but with enough humor for mom and dad to enjoy. Two
Everyone knows how important it is to have a strong immune system. PEMF works on the body’s cellular level protecting and supporting your natural defense
The past year has been difficult in so many ways. Whether it was the loss of a loved one, disruption of school, mental health issues
Before COVID-19 hit, Dr. Melissa Berlin, a family doctor and mother of four, was already managing a lot. Today, more than a year since the
In today’s article, we will focus on cancers of epithelial origin, carcinomas. Let’s start by answering the question I left from my last column: Why
Hearing loss affects approximately 48 million people in the United States and is considered the third most common health problem in America after heart disease