Today is #NationalGotCheckedDay! ✅ Common screening-detectable cancers account for nearly half of all new cases among both men & women in NewJersey. Early diagnosis of cancer offers the best chance for successful treatment. cinj.org/prevention Rutgers Cancer Institute RWJBarnabas

Please join Rutgers Cancer Institute and RWJBarnabas for #WorldMarrowDonorDay on Sept 20th! Make a difference in the lives of those dealing with #BloodCancers at the Schwartzman Courtyard at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital from 9am - 2pm!

Fall may be on the horizon, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to enjoy that last little bit of summer! Dr. David N. Mikhael, Family Medicine physician Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center and member of the RWJBarnabas Health Medical Group shares tips for squeezing in those final moments of healthy summer

Last Chance! Discounted registration fees for all participants that register before September 3rd. Join us and the New Jersey Devils to support our efforts to protect & build healthier communities. Register today: rwjbh.org/runningwiththe… #RWTD5K #RWTD24 #NJDevils #LetsBeHealthyTogether

So proud of our team members pitching in to support the communities that we serve! #LetsBeHealthyTogether

It all starts tonight...🪓 Good luck this season, Rutgers Football! We're proud to be the official health care provider of Rutgers Scarlet Knights. #LetsBeHealthyTogether x #CHOP

Among the very first and most significant challenges moms can encounter is understanding and mastering breastfeeding. It's not always easy and often different for everyone. For an overview and resources at RWJBarnabasHealth, visit: rwjbh.org/blog/2024/augu…

Breastfeeding is excellent for infant nutrition, however, it’s not always the best option for every family. Ultimately, the best feeding option is one that supports both the mother and the baby. Here's an overview of factors to consider to help families make the best decision:

Today may be the last day of National #MinorityDonorAwarenessMonth, but the need for organ donors remains high. Diverse communities are underrepresented in donation pools. By registering, you create a legacy of hope. Become a donor: donatelife.net #LetsBeHealthyTogether

International Overdose Awareness Day—a day dedicated to remembering individuals lost to overdose-related deaths. Join us in honoring the lives lost, and help prevent future deaths, by taking meaningful steps to reduce addiction stigma and save lives. We encourage everyone to

Join The Kogan #Celiac Center for a Q&A discussion with Dr. Robert W. Schuman and Dr. Ashwin Agrawal, pediatric gastroenterologist, both members of the RWJBarnabas Health Medical Group. To register for this free program, visit: bit.ly/46So9zI #LetsBeHealthyTogether

September is National Recovery Month. We join our RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention & Recovery team in recognizing all who have been impacted by substance use disorder and offering help for anyone on their recovery journey and their loved ones who support them.

Labor Day is a time to celebrate the hard work and dedication of our team members. Together we make a profound impact on the lives of our patients, communities and each other. Thank you for everything that you do! #LetsBeHealthyTogether

Prostate cancer is a common health concern for men. As they age, risk increases, so it's important to be aware of the signs and symptoms. Dr. David M. Golombos, urologic oncologist Rutgers Cancer Institute and RWJBarnabas Health, shares what men need to know: rwjbh.org/blog/2024/augu…

Robert T. Adamson, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, received the 2024 NJBIZ Leaders in Digital Technology award for excellence in technology leadership. To learn more, visit: ow.ly/tBZG50TgwMo #LetsBeHealthyTogether

Join Rutgers Cancer Institute RWJBarnabas for a virtual town hall on 9/27 at 4pm in recognition of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth in Oct. Learn about #clinicaltrials and speak to experts Dr. Coral Omene Coral Omene, MD, PhD & Dr. Maria Kowzun Maria Kowzun with Ms. Dorothy Reed.go.rutgers.edu/f1er6l4v

Sepsis is the body’s overwhelming reaction to infection and can cause serious illness and death. Take T-I-M-E to learn the signs and educate others. The signs of sepsis include: T- abnormal Temperature I – Signs of Infection M – Mental Decline E – Extreme illness Sepsis is a

Bob Taylor, our Senior Vice President of Supply Chain, is recognized by Becker's Hospital Review among just 52 hospital and health system supply chain leaders around the country that are successfully guiding their organizations through unprecedented supply chain challenges and