Rehabilitation 'is an optimistic field,' and Hadassah's department restores the ability to function to patients as well as helps them live and cope with disabilities.

It takes innovation—and love—to navigate the obstacles and discrimination that come with mothering as a person with a disability.

Doctors now increasingly favor palliative care for terminal patients at the end of their lives rather than aggressive medical interventions

Around 30 percent of adults experience some form of insomnia during their lifetime, and women especially battle sleep loss due to pregnancy and menopause.

According to the author, it's time to shift breast cancer giving away from a focus on consumable goods and toward a person-oriented, direct giving model.

Doctors don’t know exactly why exercise works wonders for cancer survivors, but most agree that there are both short- and long-term benefits to working out.

Hadassah’s Pediatric Palliative and Supportive Care Center supports young patients with long-term health issues and their families.

Hadassah's Bat Ami center assists those who have been sexually violated to internalize that they were guiltless victims and that the abuse they suffered was criminal.