You can rest easy knowing that Cooper is the best place to have your baby.
We offer a comfortable and pleasant atmosphere for prenatal care, delivery, and aftercare. Cooper University Hospital is also a Regional Perinatal Center, which means that …
I’m Vaccinated. Now What?
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You’ve taken an important step toward protecting yourself and others from COVID-19 by getting vaccinated. Well over half of all adults in the US have received at least one dose of …
Burnout Prevention Advice for the Working Mom
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By Dina Goldstein Silverman, PhD, HSPP
Psychologist, The Ripa Center for Women’s Health and Wellness
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a significant emotional toll on the entire American population. According to …
Getting Back to Life Without Pandemic-Related Anxiety
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As more people receive vaccines, life as we knew it before the pandemic is starting to return.
We are seeing restrictions relax on travel and businesses, small gatherings are allowed, and …
Restoring Smell and Taste After COVID-19
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One of the earliest COVID-19 symptoms patients may experience is anosmia, or a loss of smell. This symptom often comes with a loss of taste, and in many cases these symptoms …
Resuming Exercise Safely After COVID-19 Lockdown
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As gyms in our area begin to open after the COVID-19 lockdowns and the warm weather is coming, many people are beginning to resume normal exercise routines. If last year’s lockdown …
Celebrating International Transgender Day of Visibility
Today is #TransDayOfVisibility, and at Cooper we value inclusion, belonging, and equality for everyone.
Cooper continues to work to make itself more inclusive and welcoming for the transgender community and strives to meet its health care needs by using an …
Does Colorectal Cancer Run in Your Family?
If so, you may want to consider genetic evaluation and testing
Most people develop cancer by chance or due to risk factors that happen over a lifetime. However, some people develop cancer due to a hereditary cancer syndrome. A hereditary …
Managing Screen Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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COVID-19 vaccines are giving families hope that a return to “normal life,” including in-person learning for school-aged children, is right around the corner. Distributing the vaccine, however, will take some time. …