Moments Like These
My good friend these past eight years, a committed member of our faith community, Bob Lang, died last week. I was at his house the night before with his wife and daughter and again the next day after he had
The Path to Grateful
Important government official comes to a renowned Zen master and says, “Teach me the ways of Zen. Open my mind to enlightenment.” It’s more command than request. The master smiles, saying, “Let’s discuss it over tea.” When the tea is
Poxvirus Infections and Their Medical Impact
Parkinson's disease presents a progressive neurological disorder. Ropinirole extended release tablets offer a therapeutic option. These tablets work by targeting dopamine receptors. They aim to reduce motor symptoms. The pharmaceutical landscape has seen many advances, with each offering unique benefits.
Childhood Arthritis: A Look into Advanced Therapies
In recent years, targeted lymphoma therapies have marked significant strides. The advent of Polivy has transformed treatment landscapes. This monoclonal antibody targets specific cancer cells. Its introduction heralds a new chapter in oncology. In this article, we examine how Polivy
Fearing Not
You can understand much of human behavior by remembering that we are fragile little creatures living under a death sentence trying to survive and somehow thrive. Fear makes us crave certainty and control, which don’t exist in life but drive
What Love Requires
I’ve continued to receive questions about the war in Israel and related issues, and one of them was very specific and raised an ethical nightmare of conflicting moral imperatives. Got me thinking of the competing ethical systems I learned in school:
