Read Article Numerous studies have identified religious correlates of health indicators, but relatively few have been conducted among Jewish populations in Israel or the diaspora. This study investigates the possibility of a religious gradient in physical and mental health and well-being across the familiar categories of Jewish religious identity and observance in Israel: hiloni (secular), masorti lo dati (traditional, … Continue reading Jeff Levin, Matt Bradshaw, and Byron R. Johnson. (2024). “Religious Differences in Physical and Mental Health among Israeli Jews: Findings from the Global Flourishing Study.” Journal of Religion and Health (online publication).