Camden has been Cooper University Health Care’s home for more than 131 years. We are proud to play an integral role in the city’s revitalization, making Camden a better, safer, and healthier place to live and work.
Over the past …
As we enter the heart of winter, it’s that time of year to start thinking about influenza (flu) prevention. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) monitors the prevalence of flu and recently announced that influenza activity in the …
As 2019 approaches, many folks will be making their New Year’s resolutions or intentions for the upcoming year. When it comes to healthy resolutions smoking cessation, eating healthier, drinking less alcohol, and getting more exercise are perennial favorites. But have …
There is nothing worse than having a sickness or injury slow you down, and every season presents a variety of ailments. Winter is a beautiful season filled with holidays and warm gatherings, but it also poses a very unique set …
Though “Movember” is coming to an end, it’s important keep men’s health as a priority through out the year. Our Cooper experts share why.
Ashish Patel, MD
Radiation Oncologist
The holiday season is in full swing. But, nothing can ruin a holiday celebration quicker than a trip to the hospital. It only takes a few careless moments for tragedy to strike. Paying attention to safety will ensure a happy …
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October is wrapping up with Halloween and trick or treats, and the busy holiday season begins. In the …
You often hear people explaining dyslexia in narrower terms that does not do service to the totality and complexity of the problem. Dyslexia is largely framed as a problem with reading. This framing does not do justice to the scope …