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ArticleSep 30, 2015
Mark Zuckerberg's Rosh Hashanah Wish to the Jewish Community
"My favorite Jewish prayer is 'Mi Shebeirach'. There's a line in it that has always touched me, and I often think about it when facing challenges," wrote Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg on his busine...

ArticleSep 20, 2015
The Smart Design of the Throat: Why One Passage Serves Both Food and Air
Discover the hidden logic behind the body’s structure, how it prevents choking, and why this compact design reflects remarkable efficiency

ArticleSep 2, 2015
Why Your Brain Works in Reverse – The Science Behind Crossed Control
The fascinating crossover wiring of the human brain, possible scientific explanations, and the hidden wisdom in its design

ArticleJul 16, 2015
What to Do in Case of a Heart Attack?
Heart attack symptoms should always prompt an ambulance call. Here's what to do in the meantime, hoping it won't be necessary.

ArticleJul 2, 2015
Planning a Getaway? Four Essential Tips to Remember
To leave home worry-free for your vacation, there are several things to keep in mind before you go.

ArticleJun 29, 2015
What Is Zimmun? The Power of Group Blessings in Jewish Practice
Why Three or More at a Meal Changes Everything in Birkat HaMazon (Grace After Meals)

ArticleJun 10, 2015
Why Does Financial Struggle Happen Even After Becoming Observant?
A Torah perspective on faith, life challenges, and the hidden reasons behind tests

ArticleJun 3, 2015
How to Fall Asleep Easily in Sixty Seconds
Sleep disturbances and difficulty falling asleep can be caused by exposure to stress. The "Relaxing Breathing" technique will help you fall asleep easily.

ArticleJun 3, 2015
How Is Tooth Brushing Connected to the Immune System?
We always knew brushing teeth maintains dental health. A new study reveals its impact on the strength of the immune system.

ArticleMay 14, 2015
A Shabbat Story: The Rebbe’s Blessing Came Through a Window
A mother brought her son to Rabbi Meir of Premishlan and witnessed a quiet miracle that changed everything

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