Our words as well as our actions are powerful. In the words of Maya Angelou, “As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.”

The CMSRU Office of …

Dr. Rostain, Dr. Gilrain, and their teams at Cooper have been working to combat some of the fears and anxiety created by the current pandemic. This mnemonic was discussed at the 5 at 5 and provides an excellent framework to …

We appreciate your hard work and dedication, especially during these incredibly difficult times. Our families, patients, staff, faculty, and friends are looking to us for information, advice, and leadership. That’s a lot of responsibility. It is completely natural to feel …

We are at the half-way point of the academic year, and our GME Wellness Committee wants to remind all residents and fellows that you have two half-days for wellness in your contract, so be sure to use them!

As part …

Volunteering and altruism is good for us and others. It has been shown to minimize stress and improve depression. It can reduce the risk for cognitive impairment. It can even help us live longer. It also appears that giving …

Submissions are open for the fourth issue of The Asclepian, the CMSRU Medical Humanities Literary Magazine! (Last year’s issue can be found here)

Submissions must be unpublished original work on a medical topic and may take the form of …

Thanksgiving is a time to remember all we have to be thankful for. And there are ancillary benefits to be thankful. People who regularly experience gratitude appear to recover faster from trauma and injury. They have better and closer personal …

This New England Journal Perspectives piece explores how art and medicine are intertwined, each informing the other. It is a thoughtful reflection on how we communicate from the perspective of an doctor who was an opera singer in another life. …