Medicine: Ending Epilepsy With a Map
As her chest tightened and her surroundings segued into slow motion, Yelena knew what was coming. Unable to help herself, her head jerked sharply left.
Family Matters: Basket in the Nile
I am seated in a dim room, my son lying on a bed beside me. His eyes are closed, his thick dark lashes brushing his
Medicine: Long Road, Short Walk
The path from the laboratory to a patient’s bedside got longer and tougher to navigate these past 20 years. Today, it can move from cells
Letter From Herzliya: Nietzsche Revisited
No serious thinker has done more harm to the Jewish people than Friedrich Nietzsche. Born in Prussia in 1844, Nietzsche died in 1900; his writings
The Crystal Monitor
I hoped I was done with flimflam in 1952 when a Coney Island fortuneteller sent my Orthodox mother’s life savings up in smoke. But now
Medicine: Master Stonebreaker
The story begins with a 16-year-old boy who first hears of a cutting-edge technology on television and grows up to not only operate the machine