It’s In Our Genes
Getting screened for genetic diseases is not just a good idea. It’s also a Jewish value.
Getting screened for genetic diseases is not just a good idea. It’s also a Jewish value.
The trajectory of infertility looks different for every couple. For Rebecca and her husband, whose family now includes three young children, their journey included a paradox familiar to those within the Orthodox community.
Judaism unambiguously instructs us that health refers to both body and mind.
The top ten list is about the power of habits. Over time good habits can create a positive personal health trajectory without excessive time expenditure.
A new health technology platform is seeking to reshape how medical professionals access and harness data to improve patient outcomes.
New Israeli startup aims to get product to market within two years; technology could also be used to identify early markers of cancer.
Consumption of foods rich in polyphenols found to have significant effect on slowing age-related neurodegeneration
“In the Jewish tradition, my body belongs to God… We have a fiduciary duty to God to take care of our bodies and that means preventive care as well as curative care.”
If you’ve already had an ancestry test, do you need to get genetic carrier screening? Yes!