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A comprehensive collection of bibliographic citations complete with associated abstracts.
The volume is a comprehensive collection of bibliographic citations complete with associated abstracts. The book was conceived, developed and edited by Shelomo Alfassá. Persons interested in Sephardic history, migration, and genetics, as well as physicians and researchers, will find the book valuable and interesting. From the introduction:
The Sephardic Jews make up the second largest division of the Jewish population; they have their historic roots in Spain, Portugal and North Africa, as well as due to migrations, in Mesopotamia and Arabia. Sephardic Jews comprise the second largest group in the Jewish population after Ashkenazic Jews that stem from Eastern Europe. Sephardim developed and shared common religious and cultural bonds with their fellow co-religionists from the Iberian/North African Atlantic seaboard to the eastern portion of the Fertile Crescent for at least the last 1,500 years. Sephardim have developed and possess a shared relationship based upon unique religious traditions, collective ideals, customs and ethnicity. Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews were geographically and religiously separate populations. Because of this separation, these two populations often display significant differences in the incidence of genetic diseases and medical conditions.
The Medical Literature
ISBN 978-0-9763226-0-3
229 pages 6"x9"
Soft Cover ISBN 978-0-9763226-0-3
Hard Cover ISBN 978-0-9763226-6-5"I bought your book 'Ethnic Sephardic Jews in the Medical Literature' and I found the sickness that is affecting my cousin, Retinitis Pigmentosa, page 158. This is an amazing book where I found valuable information. Thank you.
--Raul Montemayor / Texas
"'Ethnic Sephardic Jews in The Medical Literature' contains a unique selection of medical citations that expand our knowledge of the genetic and medical variables between Sephardi and Ashkenazi populations."
-- Jeffry Malka, M.D., orthopedic surgeon / author of 'Sephardic Genealogy '
"This book could save a researcher hours of background investigation needed for a meta-analysis or systematic review, and ensure a more thorough search of the literature than could be performed by a person with a less than superior understanding of Sephardic Jewish ethnography."
--Carolyn Bachino, MPH, Former U.S. CDC Research Fellow
About the author: Shelomo Alfassá is Director of the U.S. Campaign for Justice for Jews from Arab Countries. He is the founder and former Executive Director of the International Sephardic Leadership Council and the editor of the award winning International Sephardic Journal. Mr. Alfassá served as former Director of Research and Development for Sephardic House at the Center for Jewish History and as a long time consultant to the American Sephardi Federation. He is the editor of Ethnic Sephardic Jews in the Medical Literature and Reference Guide to the Nazis and Arabs During the Holocaust. His articles have appeared in the media such as The Jewish Press, Israel National News, Image Magazine, Moment Magazine and several other publications. Mr. Alfassa’s family is from the Island of Rhodes and Ottoman Adrianople (Edirne), Turkey.
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