How do we avoid getting dragged into the same arguments every year at the Seder? How do we not take offense to the same annoying joke made at our expense each year?
Month: March 2018
A loosely edited partial transcript of the live conversation recently held with Dr. J.J. Rasimas, MD, PhD. Dr. Rasimas discussed the causes, prevalence and treatments for delirium and why this is a condition that should matter to all of us.
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