His pronouncements — on sex, death, organ transplants and more — carried weight in no small part because he was both a master of Jewish scripture and a microbiologist.
Source: New York Times
Moshe Tendler, Authority on Jewish Medical Ethics, Dies at 95
Published in Deaths (Obituaries), Jews and Judaism, Medical ethics, Monsey (NY), Rabbis, Tendler, Moshe David and Yeshiva University
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