Leading American medical journal faces down its own history of endorsing Nazi race science The article documents how the New England Journal of Medicine praised Nazi medical practices and was slow to document Nazi Germany’s abuses.
Just in time for Purim, local businesses offer Jewish revelers pricey IV hangover ‘cures’ Though many medical professionals have criticized discretionary IV use, it has become popular in some Jewish and influencer circles.
Sponsored Through young-adult buddy system, the children of cancer patients find support “We all know someone that’s impacted by cancer, and we have a hard enough time as adults going through that,” said Lisa Slotkin. “I can’t even fathom what it’s like for teenagers.”
With wigs, eyebrow restoration and nipple tattoos, this project helps cancer patients feel like women again
More than 2,700 health workers signed a pro-ceasefire letter that excised a call to free Israeli hostages
To address feelings of isolation and loneliness among older adults, NY group creates innovative approach