There’s a proverb that charity begins at home. Just as important, learning to give charity starts at home, too. Children who grow up with parents
Part II Last week we discussed how and when clinical trials are recommended in the management of patients with cancer. Because so many cancer patients,
With tremendous gratitude to the Almighty, we are so happy to share with all of you that Rafi’s surgery to remove his central line was
You see it everywhere, on billboards and advertisements, on TV and in magazines. “Minimally invasive surgery” and “robotic surgery” are the latest trends in orthopedic
Every cancer patient benefits from social support. The interactions with relatives—parents, children, siblings—and especially with spouses and significant others, as well as with friends and
(Courtesy of Bergen Hatzalah) Bergen Hatzalah, the Chevra Hatzalah division based in Bergen County, New Jersey, launched its monthly continuing medical education (CME) program earlier
The source of almost any illness or complaint is at the cellular level. From chronic physical pain to depression and anxiety, cellular dysfunction leads to
Sharsheret is Hebrew for chain. And Sharsheret, a national non-profit organization, headquartered in Teaneck, certainly lives up to its name’s image, through the chain of
(Courtesy of SMGH) “They can’t blame this one on us,” said George Matyjewicz, PhD, community liaison at St. Mary’s General Hospital. “The first mention of
The social media blackout that occurred on October 4 for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp was not only surreal, it was a wake-up call. Yes, I
Dear iDeclutter, I find I waste so much food during the course of a week. I buy so many groceries when I go shopping on
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