The Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial and the ethical medical guidelines that came out of it have taken on new urgency in the age of Covid and the Ukrainian War, says Boston University health law professor George J. Annas, who will speak at the virtual April 28 Yom Hashoah Symposium by New York Medical College in Valhalla.
The stretch of I-95 that snakes through lower Fairfield County has a national reputation among transportation observers – and, sadly, it is not a good one.
Fairfield County’s booming residential real estate market is showing few signs of slowing – and may end up being one for the record books. “It’s still hot,” Ryan Raveis, co-president of William Raveis Real Estate and president of William Raveis Mortgage, marvels to WAG. “It’s the first time Fairfield County has been like this for a long time.”
“Let’s close out 2021 with our health and wellness optimized and prioritized,” writes WAG wellness columnist Giovanni Roselli.
The virus made covering the wine and spirits industries tough for our Wine & Dine columnist Doug Paulding. But he rose to the challenge.
Hint: The valley is but preparation for the summit.
If anything positive can result from the coronavirus pandemic, says psychiatrist Alex Dimitriu, it’s that it offers those without OCD a valuable window into anxiety.
Wares columnist Cami Weinstein has some tips for spreading out the holidays so that everyone can stay safe and still enjoy them.
Here’s what you need to know and do to prevent pandemic panic.
Complements in public and private life, Sherlita and Robert Amler, M.D.s, battle the coronavirus in different ways.
You have to give people hope, says White Plains Mayor Tom Roach, for whom the Covid-19 pandemic has been something of a personal success story.
If sports can come back however imperfectly in what has been a cruel season, we can do no less.
A revamped, post-COVID Triple Crown series may make for more competitive fields this year.
Will the games come off next year as planned or will this be 1940 all over again?
2020 was going to be the year of magical thinking. How’s that working for you?
So what do we do now that we are hunkering down? How do you get a vacation experience at home? Plan a renovation.
Practical psychological tips on how you can survive and thrive in the time of the coronavirus and its aftermath.
The complex, controversial Italian film director Pier Paolo Pasolini (1922-75) – who lived through some of the most troubled moments in Italian and world history – speaks to our own time, in his criticism of both the right and the left and his warnings about the evils of consumerism, the pitfalls of globalism and the manipulation of new media, which in his day was television.
Now is not the time to get lazy and down,” WAG fitness guru and motivational speaker Giovanni Roselli writes. “Now is the time to set yourself up to be better than before.”
In the coronavirus crisis, tending the plants in your home and gardens takes on new meaning.