Cooper University Hospital is a premier academic medical center with offices throughout South Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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- Camden, NJ, 08103
- Phone:
- 800-8-COOPER
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Cooper University Hospital Join us Thursday at noon for a Health eTalk with Dr. Selznick from the Cooper Learning Center. He will provide parents with tips, strategies and suggestions of how to keep your children's minds active during their summer school break. Questions? Submit them now @ cooperhealth.org/etalk
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Cooper University Hospital Did you know that hernia surgery typically is an outpatient procedure with patients returning home the same day? Ever hear of a “tension free” hernia repair? Find out more in this week's eHealth Connection story.
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
According to the National Center for Health Statistics, each year an estimated five million Americans develop hernias, yet only about 14 percent seek treatment. Doctors theorize the reason many people choose to avoid treatment is fear of painful surgery. ...


Cooper University Hospital "It is not recommended to drink excessively while nursing because of the passage of the alcohol into the [breast] milk," said Lori Feldman-Winter, division head of Adolescent Medicine at Cooper University Hospital. "Excessive alcohol while breastfeeding is harmful to a baby who is breastfeeding. We don't know the full extent of how much harm, because many of the women who drink excessively after [delivery] have...
Source: www.livescience.com
A glass of wine every now and then won't harm a nursing infant.


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During larger concerts in Camden, nearby Cooper University Hospital often gets between 30 and 40 patients arriving from the waterfront, said Dr. Michael Chansky, chief of emergency medicine at Cooper.
"It's mostly finding younger kids who are too drunk, sleeping on a corner or vomiting somewhere, abandoned," Chansky said. "It's a pretty wild scene down there, and I don't think the Susquehanna Center..."
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New Jersey News from Philly.com and the Philadelphia Inquirer.


Kim at 4:34pm June 29
Dr. Chansky is the best!!!


Sharon at 5:09pm June 29
You guys forgot to tell me this was in today!!!


Cooper University Hospital Through an executive reorganization plan submitted by the governor to the state Legislature on Thursday, Corzine requested the creation of a four-year allopathic medical school on Broadway in Camden that would combine the resources of Cooper University Hospital and Rowan University. The result would be the fourth medical school in New Jersey, and the only one not to be affiliated with UMDNJ.
Source: www.courierpostonline.com
With the stroke of a pen, Gov. Jon S. Corzine Thursday changed the landscape of higher education and health care in South Jersey.


Cooper University Hospital Construction on the $6 million project will begin this summer and is expected to take roughly 10 months. The four-story building will contain a fitness center, community room, rooftop garden and 25 one- and two-bedroom loft-style units, each with a designated parking space on the ground floor garage.
Source: www.courierpostonline.com
A few blocks from Cooper University Hospital, more than 50 people sipped sangria and danced to the beat of a high school band Wednesday morning in celebration of the development slated for the


Cooper University Hospital The Ripa Center for Women in Voorhees is one of the many fitness centers now offering Zumba classes, a popular aerobic fitness program that incorporates toning exercises with dance steps derived from several musical styles, like merengue, salsa and reggaeton.
Source: www.courierpostonline.com
Local women are dancing their way into healthy bodies with the aid of rhythmic Latin music and Zumba classes.


Cooper University Hospital This week's eHealth Connection email just went out to subscribers, including a great story about summer skin health.
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
Now that summer has officially arrived, you’ll probably be spending more time outdoors. But whether you’re in the garden, on the golf course or at the beach, protecting your skin from the sun’s damaging rays is of utmost importance.


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One group of residents who are waiting for the region to dry out are New Jersey's allergy sufferers.
"We've had a busy season," said Dr. Maria Lania, head of Cooper University Hospital's division of allergy, asthma and immunology.
Several warm, sunny days in March and April paved the way for a "tremendous" amount of tree and grass pollen that affected a number of people early in the season, Lania said. That's been
Source: www.courierpostonline.com
Meteorologists say there's some good news on the horizon as summer gets under way today.


Cooper University Hospital If you're not a subscriber to our weekly eHealth Connection email, just a reminder that we send out a free digital thermometer for each new subscriber. Yes, it's completely free and I can't tell you how many times my Cooper thermometer has come in handy the past few months...
Source: www.cooperhealth.org
Welcome to eHealth Connection, Cooper University Hospital's free health e-newsletter. Each month, our eHealth Connection keeps you up-to-date about health topics that are important to you. From diabetes ...
Gloria at 3:40pm June 19
That stuff really works?
Cooper University Hospital at 5:51am June 20
You bet. I mail out a couple hundred each month.


Cooper University Hospital If you missed today's Health eTalk web chat, Dana Farengo Clark answered nearly 20 questions about genetics and cancer live on cooperhealth.org. You can view the complete transcript now at cooperhealth.org/etalk.
Source: www.cooperhealth.org
Does cancer run in your family? Most people have someone in their family who has had cancer, but some families have a hereditary or genetic factor that can greatly increase their chances of developing cancer. Cancer may run in your family if you or your close relatives have:


Cooper University Hospital This week's eHealth Connection story is up with a story about minimally invasive hip arthroscopy.
New Minimally Invasive Procedure for Hip Pain Helps People of All Ages | eHealth Connection | Cooper
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
For 17-year-old Nick Locilento, football is a way of life. So when he injured his right hip on the field last season, he was afraid that his passion for the game would need to be put on hold. Sheryl Neely, 40, is not a competitive athlete, but this emergency dispatcher had similar hip pains. ...


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A group of Camden eighth graders took a tour of Cooper University Hospital last week and caught a glimpse of what their futures could hold.
They weren't just any eighth graders. All were members of the inaugural class of Rutgers Future Scholars, a program launched by the university a year ago to help more youngsters from low-income communities graduate from college.
Source: www.philly.com
Local News from Philadelphia and the region from Philly.com, Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News.


Cooper University Hospital The downturn in the economy has caused hospitals admissions to drop, as people delay elective procedures, but emergency departments are busier than ever. Cooper University Hospital, which operates one of the busiest emergency departments in South Jersey, is getting ready to open the first phase of its expanded ED on July 1. When the overall project is completed next year, the Camden medical center’s ED will grow...
Source: philadelphia.bizjournals.com
Treating ER overload


Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
If you’re a woman with dense breast tissue, or haven’t gone through menopause, or are under age 50, studies show that digital mammograms may be better than conventional film mammograms for detecting early ...


Joyce at 8:25am June 11
But, will the insurance companies pay for this type of test? We all know how they are.....
Heather at 3:04pm June 18
Most managed care plans are covering digital mammograms. However, you should always check with your insurance company prior to having any procedure.


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Join us today at noon as Alfred C. Tomaio, M.D., a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Cooper, will be answering your questions about balance and falls, including difficulty walking, dizziness, neck pain, tingling in your lower extremities.
Submit your questions now and then join us live at noon on cooperhealth.org.
Preventing Falls – Are You Feeling a Little Off Balance? | Health eTalk | Cooper University Hospital
Source: www.cooperhealth.org
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Cooper University Hospital at 7:07am June 5
Thanks to everyone who submitted questions for yesterday's eTalk with Dr. Tomaio.
If you missed the live chat, you can visit the site anytime at http://www.cooperhealth.or g/site/discussions/discuss ion.asp?curchat=feeling-of f-balance to view the complete transcript.
If you missed the live chat, you can visit the site anytime at http://www.cooperhealth.or


Cooper University Hospital Did you know that there are 135,000 new colon cancer cases diagnosed each year, yet only half of all Americans age 50 and above have had a screening colonoscopy?
Get a Colonoscopy and Defend Yourself Against Colorectal Cancer | eHealth Connection | Cooper Univer
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
With the National Cancer Institute estimating nearly 135,000 new colon cancer cases diagnosed each year, it is surprising that recent figures show that only half of all Americans age 50 and above have ...


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When is a tour more than just a traveling exhibit? When it’s an educational, interactive experience. Hop inside the state-of-the-art trailer to experience the thrill of exploring deep inside your arteries.
Experience the Artery Explorer for free when the US AGAINST ATHERO Tour visits Cooper University Hospital on Thursday, June 4, 2009 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Upcoming Classes and Programs | Cooper University Hospital - South Jersey, New Jersey & Philadelphia
Source: www.cooperhealth.org
Take a virtual tour in the Artery Explorer – a mobile motion simulator – to learn about atherosclerosis, a silent disease that is linked to nearly one in four deaths in the US.


Cooper University Hospital Richard Selznick, Ph.D, Director of the Cooper Learning Center and author of The Shut-Down Learner (www.shutdownlearner.com) was featured on Education.com where he discussed dealing with children struggling in school.
Source: www.education.com
Your teen barely does his homework, thereâs a constant struggle at home, and the more you push, the more he retreats: the classic case of a shut-down learner.


Cooper University Hospital Could it be… Man-opause? Daniel Hyman, DO, head of internal medicine for Cooper University Hospital, discusses hot flushes, moodiness and lost libido for men over 50 in SJ Magazine.
Source: www.sjmagazine.net
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Cooper University Hospital This month's Health eCooking video is online, featuring an easy salmon and egg scramble breakfast bruchetta. Be sure to let us know what you think!
Health eCooking: Salmon and Eggs Breakfast Bruchetta | eHealth Connection | Cooper University Hospit
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
Here’s an easy salmon and egg scramble that’s high on taste and nutrition and low in fat and calories. Combine egg substitute, low-fat cream cheese, smoked salmon and fresh chives on toasted whole-wheat ...


Cooper University Hospital Dr. Lori Feldman-Winter weighs in on the benefits of adults drinking breast milk to help fight cancer on ABC's Good Morning America.
Source: abcnews.go.com
Englishman Tim Browne drinks his own daughter Georgia's breast milk in an effort to battle his terminal cancer.
Gloria at 8:55pm May 27
I'M WITH YOU.


Cooper University Hospital When should you use sunscreen? What should you know about bicycle safety? What's the best way to keep bugs away? Find out in this week's eHealth Connection...
Helpful Hints for Surviving the Summer With Your Kids | eHealth Connection | Cooper University Hospi
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
It’s summertime and families are enjoying outdoor activities. The Children’s Regional Hospital at Cooper is happy to provide tips for healthy fun in the sun. f the activities get a little out of hand ...


Cooper University Hospital A number of sports stars have confessed to the odd habits that help them stay focused. Here are 10 famous examples compiled by psychiatrist Thomas Newmark of Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey.
Ten sports stars and their bizarre pre-game rituals - science-in-society - 19 May 2009 - New Scienti
Source: www.newscientist.com
From David Beckham to Rafael Nadal, many athletes feel obliged to perform irrational habitual actions before competing – here we look at some of our


Cooper University Hospital How "heart smart" are you? Think you know the signs and symptoms of a heart attack? Take our quiz, five-question quiz and find out...
Source: www.cooperhealth.org
A heart attack, or myocardial infarction, occurs when one or more regions of the heart muscle experience a severe or prolonged decrease in oxygen supply caused by blocked blood flow in an artery of the heart.


Cooper University Hospital This week's eHealth connection just went out to subscribers with a good article about advanced cholesterol testing. Unlike traditional lipid testing, which calculates the level of “bad” LDL (low density lipoprotein) cholesterol in the blood, advanced lipid testing is a laboratory technique that provides direct, detailed information about specific cholesterol particles.
Concerned About Cholesterol? Learn How Advanced Screening Can Determine Whether You Need Treatment |
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
If heart disease runs in your family, or if you’ve had any type of heart or vascular problem in the past, you might want to look into more detailed cholesterol testing to better determine which treatments might be best for you. ...


Cooper University Hospital With a few keystrokes, every patient with flulike symptoms who visited the Camden hospital or a handful of Cooper doctors' offices now linked into the database was flagged for follow-up, including testing for H1N1. Within two weeks, doctors had checked and double-checked 2,600 patients, enough to say with certainty that South Jersey was not inundated with swine flu.
Source: www.courierpostonline.com
In the initial hours of the swine flu outbreak, Cooper University Hospital's new $30 million electronic records system was fired up to assess the public health.


Rose at 11:16am May 18
Graet job Cooper!


Cooper University Hospital Public Transit to Link Towns: Light Rail to Run Between Gloucester County and Camden with Stop at Cooper University Hospital
Source: www.nj.com
Get the latest South Jersey news from the Gloucester County Times. Get local news and high school sports stories and scores from Woodbury, Bridgeton, Deftford and other South Jersey towns on NJ.com.


Cooper University Hospital This week's eHealth article is up and, considering the overwhelming response to our eTalk about this topic a couple weeks ago, it's something people have a lot of questions about.
Bladder Matters: What Women Should Know But Don’t Like to Talk About | eHealth Connection | Cooper U
Source: ehealth.cooperhealth.org
If you’re a woman with bladder-control problems – urinary urgency, frequency and/or incontinence – you’re not alone. Of the approximate 25 million Americans who experience these symptoms, an estimated 75 percent to 80 percent are women.


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Cooper Celebrates Opening of the Healing Garden in Voorhees, New Jersey
On Thursday, May 7, 2009, the Cooper Cancer Institute celebrated the opening of the Dr. Diane Barton Complementary Medicine Program Healing Garden with a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony. Approximately 100 donors attended the Healing Garden event, donating commemorative pavers, benches and trees.
Source: www.cooperhealth.org
(Voorhees, New Jersey)On Thursday, May 7, 2009, the Cooper Cancer Institute celebrated the opening of the Dr. Diane Barton Complementary Medicine Program Healing Garden with a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony.



































Cooper University Hospital New Jersey Network (NJN) news had a great segment on the new medical school. If you missed it, you can view the clip now @ cooperhealth.org.