Rabbi Ruttenberg’s posts include retweets from colleagues and activists and Schitt’s Creek gifs, but there’s also a fascinating explanation of how Jewish medical ethics expert Rabbi Eliezer Waldenberg decided that Israeli trans pop star—and 1998 Eurovision Song Contest winner—Dana International was legally a woman. From the Jewish Chronicle.
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On eye color, privilege, and embarrassing admissions. From Kveller.
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I spoke to Judy Batalion about the Jewish women who smuggled weapons in their underwear, assassinated Nazis, and sabotaged a city’s water supply.
In Alma: These Young Women Risked Their Lives to Fight Nazis. We Should All Know Their Names
In Lilith: The Hidden Heroines of World War II
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What makes mysteries, both fictional and real, so compelling? I attempt to find out. From The Psychologist.
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My ode to the greatest hair styling tool EVER. From SELF.
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It may seem … uh trivial, in light of coronavirus, but at one time I was completely flummoxed by clothing choices for my kid. From TheWeek.com
Baby clothes on hot pink background. Illustration, iStock.
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Does your child really need those antibiotics? Here’s how to find out. From TheWeek.com.
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The Other Jewish Women’s Cancer. All about my mom, ovarian cancer, and DNA testing. From Lilith, Winter 2019-2020.
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Will nerve growth factor inhibitors help ease your back or knee pain? From Practical Pain Management.
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Researchers have identified best practices for treating children with SCD. From Practical Pain Management.
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Elizabeth Michaelson Monaghan 