This month’s article was written by Rabbi Igael Gurin-Malous, director of spiritual counseling at Beit T’shuvah and the executive director of the new T’shuvah Center
The lazy, hazy days of summer are finally here. You are beginning to actually relax and recuperate from last week’s frenzy of shopping, labeling and
There is a plethora of individuals who make it their mission to promote education and awareness around mental health issues—a mission to which I not
(Courtesy of Holy Name Hospital) Chronic wounds affect 6.7 million people in the United States, and the incidence is expected to rise at a rate
(Courtesy of HRH) Hudson Regional Hospital is pleased to welcome Rabbi Colonel (ret.) Ira Kronenberg, LCSW, as its new chaplain. Rabbi Kronenberg is a retired
We all love summer and enjoy partaking in outdoor activities. But with the summer heat comes the challenge of trying to deal with good-looking hair
Not to scare readers (well, maybe a little scare is okay), but according to the American Academy of Dermatology skin cancer is the most common
Some of them beat. Others are beaten. (Courtesy of Amudim) A young, innocent heart beats. Da-dum. Da-dum. Da-dum. And then it stops beating. It can
(Courtesy of HRH) Hudson Regional Hospital proudly announces its acquisition of the highly advanced da Vinci XI surgical robot, building towards its promise of providing
Transitioning your teenager from pediatrician to internist. Around the age of 16—sometimes earlier, sometimes later—most kids start to feel out of place in the pediatrician’s
(Courtesy of Englewood Hospital) Surgeons at Englewood Health performed the first INSPIRIS implant for aortic valve replacement in New Jersey, following U.S. Food and Drug
Sending my two older children off to camp this past week presented me with many mixed emotions. I felt some sadness as I would not
