Health / Nutrition

  Reva and Danny Judas were away from home when their newborn son died suddenly after living only 12 hours. No one knew what do. “I was in shock, devastated....

  By Dr. Mary Lou Carlson Many people ask me why they need to have a hearing test. They will either tell me, “I hear just fine,” or “My husband mumbles,”...

  Can you recall when you last paid attention to what you were eating, when you truly savored the experience of food? Often, we eat on autopilot, chowing down a...

Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) affects people of all ages and is considered one of the most common occupational and recreational hazards in the U.S. As many as 17 percent...

By Alice Harrosh Here are some of the biggest fitness myths I have heard — and the real truth revealed. Walking will change my body. Sorry to disappoint you, but it...

Parker Jewish Institute President and CEO Michael N. Rosenblut joined healthcare workers, elected officials, union leaders, and residents at Parker on Thursday to oppose the New York State Department...

  Registration for the second Neurological Surgery P.C. Health Science Competition (NSPC HSC), a program of the Center for Science Teaching & Learning (CSTL), is now open at CSTL.org/NSPC. Last...

Had he not been killed in a terrorist attack in Israel four years ago while on his way to volunteer at a nature preserve, Ezra Schwartz of Sharon, Massachusetts,...

Snoring may be annoying — particularly for a spouse who is repeatedly awakened by a cacophony of discordant blasts — but for many, the recurrent snoring may be symptomatic...

Growing up, I was always interested in a variety of things. Much like my father, a’h, I am a perfectionist to a fault. I get things done and do...