The Cooper Neurological Institute (CNI), which offers the only pituitary and neuroendocrine program in South Jersey, remains at the forefront of minimally invasive neuroendoscopy for pituitary tumors and other brain disorders with the recent acquisition of the NICO MyriadTM device. …
The Cooper University Hospital Board of Trustees recently approved a new $100 million Cooper Cancer Institute (CCI) project which includes the creation of a new dedicated cancer services building on the Camden campus and expansion of cancer services at Cooper …
Cooper Cancer Institute now offers a new type of breast treatment for women with early stage breast cancer. The new device called SAVI (Strut Adjusted Volume Implant) is used for Accelerated Partial Breast Irradiation (APBI). The SAVI device is a …
Until recently, it was believed that childhood immunizations against pertussis (whooping cough) conferred lifelong immunity. We now know that pertussis immunity wanes over time and, according to the CDC, the overall incidence has been increasing since 2007. Another contributing factor …
Sharon L. Kolasinski, MD, Named Head of Division
Nearly 50 million adults in the United States now suffer from a rheumatologic disorder. To meet the growing demands of this diverse patient population that ranges from management of rheumatoid arthritis to …
To address the growing need for a multi-disciplinary approach to inflammatory bowel disease management in southern New Jersey, the Cooper Digestive Health Institute has opened the Cooper Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center. The new program will be under the leadership …
Bariatric surgery saves lives, improves quality of life and cures, reduces risk or prevents over 30 diseases and conditions, including some cancers. Study after study shows that weight loss surgery is the most effective way for obese and morbidly obese …
Marc J. Laufgraben, MD, Recruited to Head Division
One of the fastest growing patient groups in the U.S. healthcare system is the complex endocrine patient. To address this increasing patient population in southern New Jersey, the Cooper Department of Medicine …
Scoliosis patients as young as 7 years old can now have their spine straightened without bracing.
Cooper’s David H. Clements, MD,FACOS, and Harsh Grewal, MD, FACS, FAAP, are the only surgeons in South Jersey to use vertebral body shaping (VBS) …
Reflecting its integral role in neurological care, Cooper University Hospital’s Neurology service is transitioning from a division within the Department of Medicine to a full-fledged department within the Cooper Neurological Institute – one of the most progressive patient and family-centered …