Hospital Features
5 Hot Tips for Women's Health
To take the best care of yourself, heed these nuggets of advice from a doctor.
Saving a Leg
A local man’s treatment preserves a limb—and a life.
Good News for Men
Today’s more precise treatments for prostate cancer minimize troublesome side effects.
2 Victories for Privacy
In both Long Branch and Lakewood, new private rooms enhance the patient experience at Monmouth Medical Center.
New Joints for an Active Life
To meet growing demand, a new Orthopaedic Institute provides comprehensive bone and joint care—including joint replacements—in one place.
Sinus Surgery Made Safer
A computerized system helps surgeons navigate delicate tissues with greater precision.
Getting Kids College-Ready
A physician helps high school grads prepare, physically and emotionally, for this new experience.
Eight Years, Eight Babies
The hospital was an hour away, But for one couple, having a child there became a cherished annual custom.
Meet Naimish Baxi, M.D.
Faces of Saint Peter's introduces you to physiatrist Naimish Baxi.
Meet Michael Bohrer, M.D.
Faces of Saint Peter's introduces you to obstetrician/gynecologist and reproductive endocrinologist Michael Bohrer.
Weekend Warrior on the Mend
For this amateur athlete, thanks to innovative surgery, an achilles tear looks like just a brief delay.
New Joints for New Vigor
For some, knee or hip replacement can mean an end to pain and a return to activity. Here are two success stories.
It Pays to Be Screened for Lung Cancer
For eligible ex-smokers, low-dose CT scanning can bring peace of mind.
Be Safe in the Sun
In 8 key numbers, here’s a summer skin-safety guide you can ‘count’ on.
New Weapons in the War on Cancer
Advances in radiation oncology now help doctors target malignancies more precisely.
Grown-Ups Need Shots Too
An internist at Saint Barnabas Medical Center explains the vaccinations adults require.
The 'Cold' That Wasn't
A teacher is successfully treated for HPV-related head and neck cancer, a growing problem.
A New Way to Treat Liver Cancer
Tiny radioactive beads target tumor cells precisely, sparing healthy tissue.
Mother-to-Be?
Thanks to new techniques, breast cancer treatment won’t stop this South Orange woman from having children.
The Changing Face of Stroke
No age group has a monopoly on “brain attack”—we all need to protect ourselves by knowing the signs.
Measles on the March
This potentially deadly disease threatens an unwanted return, but vaccination can stop it.
Fab Fiber
This food ingredient can help you lower cholesterol and lose weight.
