Joseph S Ozarowski The use of cognitive empathy to allow the community and the pastor help patients and mourners alleviate their suffering. August 1, 1995 by Jason Aronson, Inc.

Reuven P Bulka June 1, 1998 by Jason Aronson, Inc.

Fred Rosner In this work, Maimonides is both a Torah scholar and an important figure in medical history who makes judgements based on his skill as a physician. Dr. Rosner...

Rabbi Kerry M Olitzky "Why me?" Why do we suffer? How can we heal?"Spiritual suffering must be differentiated from physical pain, although the two are intertwined in such a way...

Nisson E Shulman As head of the department of Medical Ethics for Britain's Chief Rabbi's office, Rabbi Nisson E. Shulman was entrusted with the task of responding to questions on...

Fred Rosner Dr. Fred Rosner's Biomedical Ethics and Jewish Law is for informed readers who wish to keep in touch with developments in this area from the standpoint of both...

Tziporah Heller, Sarah Yoheved Rigler We've all met the yetzer hara, the inclination to do evil that is wired into every human being. We've been tempted, we've fought - and...

Christine Benvenuto She is feared and desired. She is the symbol of a family's failure and a culture's dissolution. She is a courageous ally, a loyal fellow traveler, and a...

Rabbi Yehuda Y Steinberg Harvest of Megilas Rus and the Power of Chesed. by Rabbi Yehuda Y. Steinberg. On the surface, the story of Rus is a subtle one. No...

Fred Rosner, Moshe David Tendler Publisher: Jason Aronson, IncorporatedYear: 1997-11

John E Sarno The New York Times bestselling guide to a healthy and pain-free life. Musculoskeletal pain disorders have reached epidemic proportions in the United States, with most doctors failing...

Fred Rosner Publisher: Jason AronsonYear: 1990