World Breastfeeding Week is celebrated annually from August 1 through August 7. This year, Cooper is spotlighting the global efforts of breastfeeding mothers. We’re also sharing the stories and breastfeeding experiences of some of our own Cooper team. Hear them …
This week, July 27 through August 3, 2020, is MRI Safety Week. Thank you to Dawn Vitarelli, Cooper’s Manager of Cross-Sectional Imaging who, along with our MRI team, shared some amazing facts about MRI technology, as well as the Cooper …
Happy Fourth of July weekend! If fireworks and firecrackers are part of your celebrations, Dr. John M. Porter, Head of Cooper’s Division of Trauma Surgery and Director of our Center for Trauma Services, asks you to keep three safety …
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month. “In an environment where guns are present, extra precautions are necessary when children are in that environment, too,” says Debra Williams, MSN, RN, CCRN-K, TCRN, Trauma Outreach/Injury Prevention Coordinator for Cooper.
Hello! We want to show you a few exercises for your shoulder pain. We’ll go through them. Just know that none of these should cause intense pain. Please do them as tolerated. Go gentle. We want you to repeat them …
When you think of distractions, does your mind immediately go to phone use or to distracted driving? What about distractions at home? During this time of sheltering in place parents are being charged with providing childcare, keeping up with laundry …
Are family discussions at the dinner table getting harder during this time of sheltering in place? Running out of things to say? How about talking to your teen about avoiding #DistractionsWhileDriving? Although there are fewer people on the road, and …
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The stroke experts at Cooper University Health Care remind us of the importance of knowing—and responding to—the signs and symptoms of stroke, even during a pandemic.
“Stroke is a medical …
Cooper University Health Care is using advanced communications and operations management technologies to protect patients, physicians, nurses, and staff from exposure to COVID-19 and to provide cutting-edge care for all of our patients during the pandemic, and beyond.
As an …
Some say we are a distracted society. When you think of distractions, does your mind immediately go to phone use or to distracted driving? Have you ever considered distractions at work to be something that could be dangerous? Have you …