There are few professions left that do not use computers in some way, just as there are few households that do not consider the family computer an essential appliance. But all those hours online can take a toll on your …
Cancer Prevention Advocate Named Healthcare Hero
Life-saving cancer screenings and early detection programs at the Cooper Cancer Institute are paving the way to providing the best possible cancer care to the region’s under-served population. Evelyn Robles-Rodriguez, R.N., M.S.N., A.P.N.C., has led this journey for over 10 …
ADHD and the College Student
Adjusting to college life isn’t always easy for high school graduates, many of whom are accustomed to the parental and teacher oversight and structured schedules of their high school days. But for the young person with Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), …
Obesity in Men Linked to Infertility
Men with increased body mass index, or BMI, were significantly more likely to be infertile than normal-weight men, according to a report in the journal Epidemiology.
Study lead author Markku Sallmen, Ph.D., at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, says …
Experts Compare Dairy Milk with Alternatives
When you were a child, practically nothing beat a glass of ice-cold milk to wash down a few homemade cookies. But as an adult, you may have moved away from milk, even though it is one of the best sources …
Study Shows Implantable Heart Device Increases Patient’s Quality of Life
CRT-D offers doctors clue to relationship between congestive heart failure and cardiac arrhythmias.
Barbara Anglosi’s implanted heart device and defibrillator works so well she doesn’t even notice when it activates.
Mrs. Anglosi, 75, of Marlton, New Jersey, had a bi-ventricular …
The Skin You’re In: Prevention and Protection
Skin cancer is the most common of all cancer types. The number of skin cancer cases continues to rise, with most caused by too much exposure to ultraviolet rays. Exposure comes from the sun, but some may also come from …
Patient Discovers Longtime Neurological Condition at Mid-Life
An initial scare, a revelation and, ultimately, a surgery that changes life for the better.
Andrea Beicht remembers vividly the bizarre, out-of-the-blue event that signaled something was wrong. It actually sounds like a special-effects scene from a movie.
“It was …
Preventing Heart Disease in Women: A New Approach
By now, most women know that heart disease is not a problem limited to men. What most women don’t realize is that it is a disease that affects every woman.
This shift in direction was recently outlined in the American …
Summer Reading Camp Helps Kids Turn the Page
Did you know that up to 40% of the children in the United States have problems learning to read, according to research? Since 1995, the Cooper Learning Center (LEAP) has changed the lives of thousands of children by helping them …