eHealth Connection Arthritis: Rheumatism or Rheumatoid?
Most of us know a family member who has complained of joint pain. Patients often have a family history of arthritis, but not all types of…
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eHealth Connection Sibling Torment: “In-House” Bullying
By Richard Selznick, PhD Parents regularly come in to my office reporting about the challenges they have in dealing with their children’s behavior. When asked about how…
eHealth Connection When a Headache Isn’t Just a Headache
Nearly every person has suffered a headache at one time in their life. For 90 percent of the 36 million people in the United States who…
eHealth Connection Heat Illness in Athletes
Training camps for fall sports will be beginning in the next couple of weeks while summer heat is still a threat. When exercising in the heat,…
eHealth Connection Summer Safety Warning: Kids With Previous Concussions Take Longer to Heal
According to a recent study, children and young adults recover more slowly from a concussion if they have had concussions before. The study, conducted by Boston…
eHealth Connection May Is Osteoporosis Awareness Month
If you or someone you know is over 50 years of age and has sustained a fracture, this could be a sign of osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is…
eHealth Connection Cirque du Soleil Would Like to See You Under the Big Top at Camden Waterfront!
As a Cooper University Health Care eHealth Connections subscriber, enjoy a special offer for $10 off some of the best seats in the house and let…
eHealth Connection March Is Colon Cancer Awareness Month
If you are 50 or older, treat yourself to the best gift of all – the gift of good health with a colonoscopy screening. “Colon cancer…
eHealth Connection Happy Anniversary to the Cooper Digestive Health Institute
Providing expert care in a welcoming environment designed for comfort has been the goal for the staff of the Cooper Digestive Health Institute since it opened its…
eHealth Connection Cooper Offers New FDA-Approved Defibrillator Without Implantation in Heart
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a leading cause of death among adults over the age of 40 in the United States and other countries. In the…