Archive for October 2017
Broccoli in Tarragon Dressing
I found this recipe recently while going through an old pile of recipes that I reluctantly tossed because I will never get to prepare them. The dressing was meant for…
Read MoreThe Quest for Immortality: Our Bias Against Death
Yesterday we were in Pennsylvania for our son’s College Parents Weekend. My husband and son decided to see his college football game against Dickinson College. I have never been interested…
Read MoreWashingtonian Top Docs issue is out – and several of our docs are featured
We’re proud to announce that many of our docs were named “Top Doctors” in the November issue of Washingtonian Magazine. We covered a broad range of fields, including Allergy and…
Read MoreTips on Protecting Children from Sexual Assault and Harassment
As published in Human Rights Bulletin, by co-authors Karen Lewis, MD, FAUSA and Brooke Galloway, FAUSA As Board President and the Assistant Director of SASHAA , Sexual Assault Support and Help for…
Read MoreButternut Squash and Tahini Dip
From Jerusalem, A Cookbook by Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi One of the most delicious parts of this book is the introduction that describes the growing relationship between the authors – two…
Read MoreJody Miller’s Wellness Wisdom for the Month
** Intrinsic Motivation Ask yourself… Are you making changes because you think you “should” or because someone else tells you to do so? Long term change stems from making changes because…
Read MoreThe Insanity of Wars: A Reflection on Ken Burns’ Documentary “The Vietnam War”
Last week, I was invited to speak on KindWorks’ Inspiration Day. KindWorks, formerly known as MoverMoms, is a local foundation started ten years ago by a group of mothers. They…
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