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"When we look back," the Sadlers said, "we shouldn't be surprised that we wanted to work together. We had been by each other's sides in many of our biggest endeavors. Collaboration is a hallmark of many twin relationships."

A free program titled "Standing Up to Antisemitism" includes a documentary film screening and a panel discussion on Wednesday, July 26, in-person at Temple Anshe Amunim and via Zoom.

From horror sensations to essential documentaries, the Garden State Film Festival has NJ movies for everyone in Asbury Park and beyond this weekend.

From horror sensations to essential documentaries, the Garden State Film Festival has NJ movies for everyone in Asbury Park and beyond this weekend.

Alfred Sadler is a physician. Blair Sadler is an attorney. They are authors of the book, Pluck: Lessons We Learned for Improving Healthcare and the World.They share their stories and discuss their KevinMD article, "Medical advances can often stir up ethical issues."

We developed a broader understanding of the laws governing the treatment of dead bodies. Our research helped us discover the nation's leading health law scholars, and we began making calls.

The La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet, as well as local in-person events.

The La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet, as well as local in-person events.

At 81, twin brothers Alfred and Blair Sadler have gleaned much about health care from their years as a medical-legal team working on industry innovations, and in the decades since.

Is it 1965, with Dylan, the Stones and James Brown? 1984, with Eddie Murphy and Madonna? Or 1999, with The Sopranos and Britney v Christina? Writers and critics stake their claim for the most important ever