Rachel Gouge
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Orthodox Jewish Medical Beliefs and Practices
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This article provides an overview of Orthodox Jewish medical beliefs and practices. It emphasizes how the Orthodox faith influences healthcare decisions. The article explains key practices such as observance of the Sabbath, daily prayer routines, and strict modesty may affect patient care. Overall, this article stresses that healthcare providers should respect and accommodate Orthodox Jewish traditions and how their faith guides every decision.
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