Australian Jew donates stem cells to unknown recipient
Jewish Journal
May 29, 2013
An Australian Jewish man donated his stem cells to a Jewish patient who is believed to be dying of a rare blood disorder.
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Health
Fake medicine
Norman Lavin, M.D, PhD., UCLA Medical School
May 8, 2013
Caveat emptor means “buyer beware.” Fake medicines are now a multibillion-dollar industry affecting people in virtually every country in the world, and the problem is getting worse. It has been estimated that up to 15 percent of drugs sold worldwide are counterfeit, and in parts of Africa and Asia it can surpass 50 percent. We are also vulnerable in the United States even though we have a better-regulated pharmaceutical system.
Week of Wisdom, Wellness
Jewish Journal
May 1, 2013
Gale Trachtenberg was dealing with some discomfort in her hip and shoulder as she walked into a free group exercise at Century City Physical Therapy.
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