Choosing an Effective Surrogate Decision Maker
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Making decisions in an ICU situation can be difficult, but Susan P. Shapiro, Ph.D. explains how to choose the most qualified surrogate decision maker.
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Lewy Body Dementia Explored
Affecting 1.4 million Americans, Lewy Body Dementia is the second most common form of dementia, but it is still unknown to many.
By Barry Kaufman
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Vaccines Can Encourage Healthy Aging
Seniors are advised to keep up on vaccines in order to keep their immune system from weakening, making it difficult to fight off infections.
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Paradise Found at Oakland University’s Art Exhibit
Oakland University's Art Gallery exhibit considers the concept of paradise through international artists’ work.
Featured Photo Courtesy of Julie Saul Gallery, New York
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Mike Wallace was King of the Follow-Up Question
Film Mike Wallace is Here, directed by Israeli-trained filmmaker Avi Belkin, examines the broadcast legend.
Photos Courtesy of Magnolia Pictures
Rough-and-tumble journalist Mike Wallace is remembered...
Belen Brings The Morrie to Birmingham
After two years of hard work, Aaron F. Belen of AFB Hospitality Group opens a second location of The Morrie in Birmingham.
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Lindsay Chirio-Humenay Dances with Deeper Roots
Eisenhower Dance Detroit's Lindsay Chirio-Humenay has deepened her connection with her Jewish roots through dance.
By Stephanie Ruopp
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How to Help Students Manage Stress and Anxiety Before College
Parents and therapists can play a role in helping students manage stress and set realistic expectations as they prepare for college.
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Back-to-School Style Picks
Hit the books in style with these trendy must-haves from shops near you.
Featured photo by Derrick Martinez Crystal-clear H2GO WATER BOTTLES ($10) in a rainbow...
Detroit Jazz Festival Shows Love of Music
Diverse Jewish musicians share love of teaching and performing at Detroit Jazz Festival, which runs Aug. 30 to Sept. 2.
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Behind the 19th Amendment
Author brings grassroots activists alive for a centennial nod to the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote.
As women’s issues — from...
Josh Gershonowicz, Captain Vision
Meet Josh Gershonowicz, the 34 year-old native of Detroit and CEO of Rebuild Group, which is poised to rebuild business in the digital age.
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With Bolton Gone, Will Trump Make a Deal with Iran?
The resignation of National Security Advisor John Bolton leads to speculation on whether President Donald Trump will try to make a deal with Iran.
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Bistro Le Bliss Celebrates its Inaugural Anniversary
West Bloomfield restaurant Bistro Le Bliss pleases palates in its first year with French-inspired Eastern European menu.
Photos via Bistro Le Bliss Facebook
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Children’s Books that Seize the Spirit
A look into six new children’s books for kids of all ages that demonstrate the spirit of the Jewish holidays and the traditions associated...
The Tribe Goes to the 2019 Emmys
The 2019 Emmys are this Sunday, September 22. Keep an eye out for these confirmed Jewish nominees!
The Primetime Emmys, for excellence in TV, will...
This Week’s Torah Portion: Being Chosen Is A Challenge
Parshat KiTavo: Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8; Isaiah 60:1-22
By Howard LupovitchThis week’s Torah portion underscores the complexity in the relationship between God and Israel, specifically the notion...
