Writer David Zulberg turns to ancient physicians like Maimonides for weight loss advice.

Communities across the United States are devising different means of helping people find their place in their synagogue.

Immune modulation of the liver, a field that rapidly went global, was born in the early 2000s, when Dr. Rifaat Safadi, an Arab-Israeli gastroenterologist from the Hadassah–Hebrew University…

On June 5, 1944, the day before D-Day, the headline of a news item in The Chicago Tribune announced, “Hadassah to Push Sale of War

Let’s take 18 minutes—the halakhic time limit for baking kosher-for-Passover matsot—to talk about roots related to the word matsa.

There is a nursing shortage in Israel, and the need to recruit students and retain nursing staff and faculty are the highest priorities.

Different perspectives are not necessarily conflicting ones, and can even lead to surprising points of comprehension—if not a confluence of views.

Letters from readers in response to our February/March cover featuring two dancers from Israel's Batsheva Dance Company.