CME: OPT Out HIV Screening 2021
The OPT Out HIV Screening 2021 training module is on the Cooper Learning Network (CLN). Click here to sign in to CLN.… Read more.
Tips & Information
Ash Wednesday Schedule: Mass and Distribution of Ashes on February 17
Click here for the flyer with the complete Ash Wednesday schedule.… Read more.
New Cardiac Program Screens and Treats Patients With Genetic Aortic Disease
Douglas M. Richter, MD, FACC, clinical cardiologist at Cooper, has launched a Genetically Mediated Aortic Disease (GMAD) Clinic for patients with a suspected or diagnosed genetic aortic disease. Patients with a confirmed diagnosis of GMAD are susceptible to aortic aneurysm and dissection, which is often fatal. … Read more.
Cooper Radiology Is Now Offering Liver Elastography Ultrasound
Cooper Radiology is now offering liver elastography ultrasound, a non-invasive procedure used to investigate liver disease by mapping elastic properties of the soft tissues. This procedure can effectively reveal evidence of liver disease and may eliminate the need for a biopsy.… Read more.
Medicine Grand Rounds – Dr. Dana Byrne and Lucia Rose: C. diff and Antimicrobial Stewardship: You Can Make a Difference
Residents can go to 409 Dorrance for Grand Rounds.
WebEx presentation: Residents, presenter, and chairperson can go to room 409 Dorrance.
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Noon to 1 p.m.
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CMSRU Students Mark GHHS Solidarity Week With Tell Me More® Project
During the week of February 15 to 19, 2021, members of Cooper Medical School of Rowan University’s (CMSRU) chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society will celebrate National Solidarity Week by participating in the Tell Me More® project.… Read more.
Take the Pine Street Planning Survey – It May Affect Your Commute!
Earlier this week, Camden County hosted a public meeting for the Pine Street Extension Concept Development Study, which includes improvements to Baird Boulevard between Park Boulevard and Kaighn Avenue, as well as Magnolia Avenue between Park Boulevard and Pine Street.… Read more.
Part Two! Black History Month: Did you know?
- Renowned singer and jazz pianist, Nat King Cole, was the first Black American to host a TV show: NBC’s The Nat King Cole Show.
- Stevie Wonder is not only the first Black artist to win a Grammy for Album of the Year for 1973’s Innervisions, but the first and only musician to win Album of the Year with three consecutive studio albums.
Black History Month: Did you know?
- “Clotel” (or, “The President’s Daughter”) was the first novel published by an African American, in 1853. It was written by abolitionist and lecturer William Wells Brown.
- William Tucker was the first known Black person to be born in the 13 colonies.
Medicine Grand Rounds: Introduction to Refugee Health Care: The Story Is at the Center
Elizabeth I. Toll, MD
Professor, Clinician Educator, Pediatrics and Medicine
The Medicine-Pediatrics Primary Care Center, Providence RI
February 4, 2021, Noon to 1 p.m.
Room 409D in Dorrance is reserved for the residents and chairman.… Read more.