And You Shall Surely Heal: The Albert Einstein College of Medicine Synagogue Compendium of Torah and Medicine

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Ktav Pub. House (2009)
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Is There Life After Life? Superfetation in Medical, Historical and Rabbinic Literature1.Rabbi Edward Reichman
Basis of the prohibition.  (pages 15)Edward R. Burns
An american legal view.  (pages 57)A. Yehuda Warburg
Jewish Bioethical Perspectives on the Therapeutic Use of Stem Cells and Cloning.  (pages 153)Netanel Berko
Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach's Stance on End-of-Life Care.  (pages 171)Aryeh Dienstag
The Division of Scarce Resources and Triage in Halacha.  (pages 187)Judah Goldschmiedt
“It is upon him to bring the proof”: A Note on Historiography, Printing, and the Power of Hearsay in a Position of Rabad.  (pages 201)Yaakov Jaffe & David Shabtai
Laws of Medical Treatment on Shabbat.  (pages 211)Dov Karoll
General principles.  (pages 239)Juliana Rosenblat
Hilchot Niddah and Gynecological Procedures.  (pages 253)Eliyahu C. Rosman
Presentation of concept.  (pages 273)Noam Salamon
The Rabbi Who Ate on Yom Kippur: Israel Salanter and the Cholera Epidemic of 1848.  (pages 295)Ira Taub
Don't Judge a Book? Surgical Changes to Anatomical Features in Traditional and Modern Thought1.  (pages 315)Jonathan Wiesen
And you Shall.  (pages 326)Surely Heal

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