Diseases of Jews

Diseases of Jews DENNIS

The relative social and genetic isolation of Jews from other communities, which was much more marked in the past than now, has led to the belief that they are unusually prone to a variety of illnesses. Until the last few decades assessments of the incidence of various diseases among them were usually based on impressions rather than planned surveys or careful analyses, and many misconceptions s...

Jews and Infl ammatory Bowel Diseases

orofacial manifestations of neurological diseases

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The Folk Medicine Culture of Yazd Jews

Background: The current population of the Yazd Jews is the survivors of a very large and ancient congregation of this people in central Iran. The long inhabitancy of this people in Yazd during the history of Islamic Iran, on one hand, and the current small numbers of these people, demonstrates the necessity of a comprehensive ethnography of this population. The present study aims to collect, st...

Gives Negr , Views of Jews

Views of Jews '" Robert Penn Warren, in "Who Speaks for the Negro?" published by Random House, has written a powerful condemnation of race prejudice and a strong appeal for full civil rights for the Negro. Out of his recorded tions emerge frank statements on many issues, including that of Negro anti-Semitism. We are told in this volume that "basically the Negro Is not anti-SemitIc, and such ant...