“Slide your finger here on the side of the frame,” Alex Alon is telling me. I’m sitting in the “Bistro”—not some trendy Tel Aviv café,

(Courtesy of Recovery at Crossroads) The foundation for long-term rehabilitation is physical well-being. When we use active substances, our bodies suffer physical consequences, and it

“Please Daddy, one more book!” Bedtime with my children Nurit (age 5), Ayla (age 3) and Rami (age 1), is a constant battle. My oldest

(Courtesy of SMGH) “Your cardiac tests came back with unfavorable results, so your next step is a procedure to fix the issue,” said George Matyjewicz,

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We often talk about making a kiddush Hashem, and most of us strive for that in our daily lives. Dr. Howard Weiner, a nationally recognized

Entry of vaccinated tourists postponed to August. (Yeshiva World News) The Igud of Foreign Yeshivos & Seminaries, headed by Rabbi Nechemia Malinowitz, published a letter

The American Cancer Society is an outstanding organization that does many fine things in the war against cancer, supporting patients and their families, cancer researchers

(Courtesy of SMGH) “Sometimes codes related to cardiac tests can be confusing,” said George Matyjewicz, PhD, community liaison at St. Mary’s General Hospital. “But they

I recently engaged in what I can call a heated, respectful discussion with a group of students on the subject of the word “health.” Health

In the young Orthodox Jewish community, a significant mental health issue is bubbling up from just below the surface. Its roots lie in the recent