Health & Medicine

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  1. Pioneers in Jewish Medical Ethics Learn More
  2. A spiritual guide to understanding eating disorders: Anorexia, Bulimia, Binging Learn More
  3. JEWISH SPIRITUALITY AND RECOVERY FROM ADDICTION Learn More
  4. Genetics & Genetic Diseases: Jewish Legal & Ethical Perspectives Learn More
  5. The Jewish Way of coping with illness Learn More
  6. Medical Halachic Responsa - Rav Yitzchak Zilberstein Learn More
  7. An authoritative and essential guide for every Jewish home. With clarity and a lucid, flowing writing style, the authors put the halachos of Refuah, medical matters, within the grasp of every reader, layman and scholar alike. With practical examples and contemporary rulings, and a well-structured format that breaks down each halachah into step-by-step explanations, this book encompasses virtually every medical situation that one may encounter on Shabbos. Take the second-guessing out of the judgment calls; preserve the sanctity of Shabbos while handling ailments and medical emergencies with the guidance of this indispensable book. Learn More
  8. Madrich L'Chevrah Hatzalah, A Digest of Halachos Pertaining to Pikuach Nefesh

    Medical emergencies consist of numerous details that must fall into place in order to save lives. Split-second decisions are necessary that not only benefit the physical welfare of the victims but also respect the guidelines of halacha. With every single emergency, this challenge is confronted by the devoted members of Hatzalah and other medical care professionals. Fortunately, Madrich LeChevra Hatzala has come to their rescue. This compendium consists of everything one needs to know in order to respond to, as well as handle, emergencies. Included are simple guidelines for pikuach nefesh and minimizing issurim on Shabbos, as well as delineations for how to handle a niftar. Learning the halachos of hatzalas nefashos has never been easier. Includes 103 page Hebrew section. Learn More

  9. Bubby nodded and said, “Chanie, dear,

    I know this may not be pleasant to hear,

    But I think that a cavity is causing you pain.

    You’ll have to see your dentist, Dr. Shain.”

    A cavity?! Horrible images passed through my head;

    My heart and mind were filled with dread.

    Would it hurt to have it fixed? What would I do?

    And what if the dentist found not one cavity–but two?!

    Fear of the dentist—and particularly of having a cavity filled—is quite common among many people, especially young children. The very idea of a cavity filling may cause children to think of all the scary “what-if” scenarios that could occur in such a situation. Of course this only serves to increase their fear exponentially. In Chanie Goes to the Dentist, written by the author of the popular Moshe Goes to Yeshiva, the “dentist fears” that children like Chanie may have are quickly, calmly, and effectively laid to rest as the exact procedure of what occurs at Chanie’s cavity-filling appointment is recounted and explored in a straightforward, child-friendly, and yes, fun way. Your child will love the book’s rhymes and endearing illustrations, and before long will shed his or her “dentist fears,” along with Chanie, too! Learn More

  10. Hand in Hand with Hashem, Practical Advice and Spiritual Guidance for Giving Birth with Serenity
    "It is important to remember that the process of labor and childbirth is a difficult one indeed, and is often characterized by emotional changes or even medical complications. Successfully coping with this process requires great mental strength. Mrs. Nechamah Epstein's talented work provides women with the necessary tools to prepare for this wondrous process. Learning about the various stages of labor is the first step to a calmer, more "in control" labor, and this book fills this role perfectly.

    Hand in Hand with Hashem walks the reader through the labor process, step by step, from preparing for contractions to the various phases of labor, until the actual birth. I am positive that mothers-to-be who read this book will be better equipped and more prepared for their impending labor. They will enjoy a more pleasant experience through every step of this wonderful process of bringing new life into our world."

    Professor Chaim Yaffe, Head of Gynecology and Obstetrics Dept., Bikur Cholim Hospital, Jeruslaem.

    "A precious book, dealing with pressing matters of faith, Torah outlook and encouragement during childbirth... There is no doubt that this book will be a source of strength for the mother-to-be."

    Rabbi Chaim P. Scheinberg, zt"l

    "Rich in content, written with great effort by a woman... vastly experienced in the field..."

    Rabbi Yisroel Gans, shlit"a Learn More

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