Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 04 Feb 2024 /
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Advances in oncology have shifted the paradigm of therapeutics for prostate cancer. At the forefront is abiraterone. A breakthrough in the treatment of this malignancy, abiraterone has improved patient outcomes. Understanding its impact requires examining its place in a broader medical context. Understanding Pentolonium Tartrate Pentolonium tartrate is a compound with relevance beyond its immediate […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 01 Feb 2024 /
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Understanding Orbactiv Oritavancin: A Powerful Antibiotic Injection Orbactiv Oritavancin stands as a formidable ally in the medical field, celebrated for its robust ability to combat serious bacterial infections. As a single-dose injection, this powerful antibiotic is primarily prescribed for acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections. Its unique chemical structure allows for a potent mechanism […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 18 Dec 2023 /
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Understanding the Role of Hydroxyethyl Starch in Mallory-Weiss Syndrome The understanding of Hydroxyethyl Starch (HES) in Sodium Chloride Injection as it relates to Mallory-Weiss Syndrome requires a nuanced approach, considering the complex nature of both the therapeutic and the condition. Mallory-Weiss Syndrome, characterized by tears in the mucous membrane at the junction of the stomach […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 07 Aug 2012 /
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Hi, Today is Tu B’shvat. The fifteenth day in the Jewish month of S’hvat. In Jewish tradition it’s the “New Year of Trees”. It’s customary to make a point of eating fruit on this day. Especially fruit that are associated in the Torah with the Land of Israel. Like grapes, figs, dates and pomegranates. … […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 30 May 2012 /
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Hi, … The blessing of the children. It’s one of the most beautiful customs at the Shabbat Friday night meal. It sends a very important message to the child. Because we can imagine how a child might feel at a festive meal. With all those adults! Talking about “adult stuff”! And there may be important […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 07 May 2012 /
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Hi, Sorry about Friday. I finally found a computer that is working! … Leah. Together with Rachel, the mother of the Jewish People. Her fourth son was Judah. … “I will gratefully thank G-d.” “ And she called his name Judah.” (Genesis, 29:35) As we have seen, Judah means to thank. And in Jewish tradition, […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 07 May 2012 /
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Hi, The beginning of the Jewish People. It’s just like the rest of Jewish history. Happens in strange ways! … Jacob wants to marry Rachel. Not so fast. Her father, Laban, switches Leah for Rachel! And Jacob has to work again for Rachel. Rachel and Leah become the primary mothers of the Jewish People. What […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 07 May 2012 /
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Hi, Let’s refresh our memories. Jacob meets Rachel and it seems right out of the movies. Until we think about it. Jacob kisses Rachel. But he cries! He “loves” her. But suggests waiting seven years. And then the clincher. He loves her so much? That those seven years go by like a few days. Doesn’t […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 07 May 2012 /
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Hi, I’ve been sitting at my computer thinking. We’re about to start the next Torah portion, so I was looking for a small nugget to share. Here’s what came to mind. … One of the great Rabbis of the past generation always looked for lessons in life. In his days, it was the telegraph. He […]
Posted by rabbi.deutsch on 07 May 2012 /
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Hi, We can’t seem to avoid it. The Torah keeps coming back to weddings! Now its time for Jacob to find a wife. (Genesis, 28:1-4) … Isaac gives Jacob a charge. “Do not take a wife from the Canaanite women.” Or in other words, “Don’t marry out.” And Isaac sends Jacob to look in his […]