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September 16, 2015
What shall live and what shall die?
As I recited the climactic “Who shall live and who shall die” prayer during Rosh Hashanna services this year, it struck me that maybe I should replace the “who” with “what.”
Delivering breech babies, offering an option
One evening in June, Dr. Elliot Berlin, a Los Angeles-based prenatal chiropractor, childbirth educator and labor doula, posed for pictures on a red carpet in Burbank.
Think you can’t observe Yom Kippur? Not so fast
Like many people with health concerns, Arianna Haut cannot fast on Yom Kippur — in her case, because of low blood sugar.
White House invites Texas student arrested over homemade clock
Texas teenager Ahmed Mohamed who was taken away in handcuffs this week for bringing to his Dallas-area school a homemade clock that staff mistook for a bomb won a personal invitation from President Barack Obama on Wednesday to attend an astronomy night at the White House.
Obama-Netanyahu meeting in DC to discuss post-deal environment
President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will discuss post-Iran nuclear deal strategies when they meet Nov. 9 in Washington, D.C.
Cedars-Sinai through a doctor’s lens
For four decades, endocrinologist Dr. Roger Lerner walked the halls of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center solely to attend to patients.
The young Jewish chef who made vegan food tasty — long before Beyonce made it cool
There’s a buzzy new eatery on the corner of Bleecker and MacDougal streets in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village.
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