Are you harboring worries about the recent toy re-calls and your children’s possible exposure to lead? Do your children receive care from a Cooper pediatrician? If so, you can have your children lead-tested for free—and contribute to medical science at …
Research suggests that vacations can be good for your health. They’re a time to rest, relax, regroup and recharge—a respite from the everyday stressors at work and at home.
To help make sure the health benefits gained from your vacation …
Laboratory studies show that exposing meats to direct flame, smoke and intense heat – like when you grill or broil – can cause the formation of carcinogens (cancer-causing substances).
Cooking methods that involve less heat, such as microwaving, baking, steaming …
Personal protection is the first line of defense against mosquito bites and the risk of contracting mosquito-borne diseases.
You can take steps to avoid mosquito bites by protecting yourself with repellents and limiting outdoor exposure when mosquito activity is high …
With the official start of summer upon us, pharmacists at Cooper University Hospital remind you and your family to use sun protection especially when taking medications.
“Hundreds of medications can cause unpleasant side effects when taken by people who are …
The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper has been accepted into the National Association of Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI).
NACHRI is a nonprofit association devoted to the well-being of America’s 70 million children and their families, no matter how …
Hundreds of thousands of children are seriously injured in bicycle falls each year, with more than 600 fatalities occurring annually. The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper offers parents these bicycle-buying and bicycle-safety tips to help protect your children this bike-riding …
Research shows that up to 40 percent of children in the United States have problems learning to read. Since 1995, the Cooper Learning Center has helped thousands of children learn to read—and has changed their lives.
As a division of …
In observance of Stroke Awareness Month (May), Cooper University Hospital reminds you that stroke – or “brain attack” – is a medical emergency that requires prompt and immediate action. If you suspect a stroke, don’t wait. Call 911 immediately.
Stroke …
It’s spring and we’re all spending more time outdoors. The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper hopes you and your family enjoy the sunshine while taking a few extra precautions to protect little ones, whether in a park or in your …