COVID-19 hit and now you find yourself eating all the snacks, all the time, because … stress! Who wouldn’t be stressed? Stress eating most often happens not because we are hungry but because we are looking for a mental break …

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While we might joke with our friends, family, and co-workers about the benefits of COVID-19 restrictions such as binge-watching Netflix or working from home in our PJs, the truth is, most …

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During the quarantine due to COVID-19, a good portion of the US workforce has transitioned to working from home. Working from home can be convenient, but we can easily fall into …

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, presenting the ideal time to get the conversation going on what colorectal cancer is and what we can do to prevent it. The first step is education, and then to encourage our friends and …

By: Anthony L. Rostain, MD, MA, Chief and Chair, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, Cooper University Health Care; and Kelly Gilrain, PhD, Director of Behavioral Medicine, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Cooper University Health Care, and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Cooper

March is National Kidney Month. With the recent news of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s successful surgery to remove a tumor on his kidney, we reached out to urologic oncologist Jeffrey J. Tomaszewski, MD, and medical oncologist Robert …

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, but it also poses a very unique set of health threats. From colds and …

February is American Heart Month. While news headlines often highlight new or rare diseases, it is important to remember that heart disease is still the number one cause of death in the United States. In fact, according to the American …