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Book That Surgery on Archimedicx
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Randi O'Connor
Like AirBnB for hospital visits, Archimedicx aims to provide access to the world's top hospitals, providing the ultimate in comparison health care shopping.
Family
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Loving Josh: Dealing with a Son’s Depression
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David Booth
We expect our children to follow a set path—college, career, family. How should parents react when that path is derailed by depression?
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In God’s Absence: Politics in the Purim Story
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Yoram Hazony
Purim’s tale of good versus evil—and a heroic queen—teaches about politics and human initiative in a world in which miracles have ended.
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It’s Purim; Let’s Party
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Joseph Lowin
Purim is a topsy-turvy holiday. By encouraging us to invert the norms of communal behavior, Purim teaches us the boundaries of those norms. Take the
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Heart News and Hospital Updates
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Marlene Post
Hadassah remains committed to women's heart health as well as to encouraging a healthy lifestyle through its second-annual walking program.
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Courage Under Fire, Israelis’ Reaction to the Ongoing Violence
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Gil Troy
Last November, two scissors-wielding Palestinian teenagers stabbed an elderly man in the head near Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market.
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Hope for ALS Sufferers
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Wendy Elliman
A new treatment for the devastating and fatal disease known as ALS has completed its first clinical trials at Hadassah Hospital.
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‘Years of Life’ for Italian Engineer with ALS
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Ruth Ellen Gruber
In 2013, doctors in Italy told Daniele Rinaldo that he had only a few months to live. The Venice-based civil engineer had been diagnosed with ALS.
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