Book Review: The Boy Who Loved Too Much
By Guest Blogger Karen Litwack, LCSW Jennifer Laston's The Boy Who Loved Too Much: A True Story of Pathological Friendliness is an
Making Sense of Medical Literature
By Jason Rothstein, MPH For many of us, our first instinct when facing a medical question is to 'ask Dr.
Meet Community Health Educator Becca Bakal, MPH
From Becca: I am honored to be joining the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics as a Community
Similarities and Differences in Fragile X Syndrome and Autism
Most people have heard of autism, but many are not familiar with an associated disorder: Fragile X syndrome (FXS). Fragile
3 Facts About Men & BRCA Mutations
June is a time to honor our fathers, grandfathers, and all the men in our lives. One way to show
Meet Lewis Summer Intern Amy Weinstein
From Amy: I’m excited to have the opportunity to intern at the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics
Does Genetic Testing Create a ‘Perfect Storm’?
Long-term care insurance provides cost assistance for those who need caregiver support or help with daily living activities. Individuals who
Farewell to Karen Litwack
By Jason Rothstein, MPH We at the Sarnoff Center are sad this week to be saying farewell to our Senior
Health Literacy: Critical for Disease Prevention in the Era of Genetics and Genomics
There's no doubt about it: Health information can be confusing and, sometimes, downright overwhelming – even under the best of
