A Different Kind of Sermon
by Becca Bakal & Carol Guzman Rabbis wear many hats, from teaching to pastoral care to leading worship services. You
The Gene Scene (Under Quarantine)
While official recommendations continue to change daily, JUF remains ready to do all it can to help those in need.
Protecting Against Genetic Discrimination in Illinois
Effective this year, a new state law prevents direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic testing companies like 23andMe and Ancestry from sharing Illinoisans’
Rare Disease Day and Jewish Genetic Disorders
By Carol Guzman This year, Rare Disease Day falls on the rarest day on the calendar: Feb. 29. Rare Disease
Engaged? Jewish Traditions Before a Wedding
By Carol Guzman Believe it or not, Valentine’s Day is one of the most popular days to get engaged. Perhaps,
Meet Kate, the Sarnoff Center’s Administrative Aide
I am thrilled to join the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics as an administrative aide. I grew
The 2019 URJ Biennial in Numbers:
By Carol Guzman This December, the Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics had the opportunity to share our
Almost Family and Genetic Testing
By: Carol Guzman Warning: Light spoilers for "Almost Family" ahead. More than 26 million people have taken consumer DNA tests worldwide, making it easier than
Can Family Health Histories Help Us Identify Recessive Diseases?
By Carol Guzman Talking about your family health history at the Thanksgiving table is a vital tool when it
