Health / Nutrition

Del Joiner, vice president and chief quality officer at St. John’s Episcopal Hospital (SJEH), has been awarded the United Hospital Fund’s (UHF) Excellence in Health Care Award. The recognition...

Israel is the fastest rising opioid medication user in the developed world, according to a new Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development report. According to the report, which was released...

  By Rabbi Aaron E. Glatt, MD The community held a successful measles educational and titer-testing day on Sunday, May 12, at the Young Israel of Woodmere. This event was cosponsored...

By Marcy Behrmann Farrell The New York City Department of Health has rescinded its closure order for Yeshiva of Central Queens. The yeshiva will be allowed to open Thursday morning. "We’re...

By Mindi Werblowsky Saketkhou, LMSW Clinical Director, Madraigos I once heard a quote, “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree … except when there is a storm outside.” This seems...

  Rabbi Ross, I’m very disappointed by the unscientific and shallow response after the tremendous introduction suggesting much research was done (Yid Parenting: Innoculate Against Lies, May 7, 2019). On the...

At the start of Mental Health Awareness Month, Yeshiva University joined New York City and State elected officials with university leadership, students, and faculty to inaugurate newly enlarged and...

(JTA) — Free measles vaccinations will be available in haredi Orthodox neighborhoods of New York City. The haredi umbrella group Agudath Israel of America organized the service, which follows a...

Tzali Freedman, 55, isn’t sure if he ever physically crossed paths with a visitor to his community of Oak Park, Mich., who was infected with the measles. But with...

By Dr. Esther Fogel Since its inception, Comprehensive Audiology has provided patients with the industry’s latest state-of-the-art treatment, technology, and diagnostic tools. That’s why we’re excited to debut our most...