Whether your family’s summer vacation includes driving to the Jersey Shore or flying to Disneyworld, traveling with kids can be a challenge. The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper offers a few tips to help you have a wonderful time:

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Concerned about the news reports that keep cropping up about bacteria-tainted produce? Here’s information on how to properly wash your fresh fruits and vegetables to avoid food-borne illnesses.

During an outbreak, such as the salmonella tomato incident, washing probably won’t …

Become a smart shopper by reading and comparing food labels to find out more about the foods you eat. The “Nutrition Facts” panel found on most food labels can help you determine which foods are good sources of fiber, calcium, …

Warning letters have been sent to twenty-three U.S. companies and two foreign entities marketing a wide range of products fraudulently claiming to prevent and cure cancer, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced in June.

The FDA also warns …

Below are the companies, individuals, manufacturers and products that have been issued “Warning Letters” from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for making unlawful cancer treatment and prevention claims.

Based on the FDA’s review of these companies’ websites, the products …

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 …