Marie Cooper, LPN, MA
Marie Cooper is a freelance writer specializing in health care and business topics since 2007. She spent 15 years in health care administration before transitioning to writing full time in 2009. Cooper has a BA in English from Georgian Court University and an MA in Communication from Monmouth University. Additionally, she is a Licensed Practical Nurse and a Certified Childbirth Educator.
As a person with Multiple Sclerosis, Cooper also has a unique perspective on issues involving disability, which is another area of interest and focus.
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As a person with Multiple Sclerosis, Cooper also has a unique perspective on issues involving disability, which is another area of interest and focus.
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First New Drug in 50 Years Approved for LupusFor the first time in almost six decades, a new drug offers some relief for the symptoms of lupus.
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Positive News on Cancer SurvivalEncouraging news from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outlines the continuing increase in cancer survival rates.
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Millions Still Suffer from Multiple SclerosisMarch is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. Here are facts about multiple sclerosis from a personal perspective.
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Matthew Hammerdorfer and Teen Cardiac ArrestWhile rare, sudden cardiac arrest in a teen is a horrifying tragedy. There are warning signs however that parents can watch for to protect their children.
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The Dangers of a Pulmonary EmbolismTennis player Serena Williams has been diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism, a complication of a foot injury she sustained this summer. What is a pulmonary embolism and why is it cause for concern? -
When Should You Get to an Emergency Room?What symptoms are always serious enough that you should have them evaluated in an Emergency Room? -
Research Links Oral Sex to Oral CancerResearchers are claiming that oral sex may be as big a risk factor for oral cancer as tobacco.
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Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency in Multiple SclerosisCCSVI is a controversial theory that impeded blood flow in the neck from the brain could cause MS and that clearing this obstruction can relieve the symptoms of MS, if not cure it completely.
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Study Indicates Zinc Shortens Cold DurationA review of the scientific literature concludes that supplemental zinc may help ease a cold when taken within 24 hours of the first symptoms.
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When MS Fatigue Gets You DownMS fatigue can be overwhelming. But with some planning and awareness it also can be managed.
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Multiple Sclerosis: A Basic Guide to Online ResourcesThere are millions of sites out there ready to sell you a bill of goods. This is a list of some safe and factual sources of information.
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Helping Friends and Family Understand Multiple SclerosisHelping those who care about you understand how your illness affects you strengthens relationships and increases your support network.
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Easing the Stress of Chronic IllnessHaving a chronic illness is typically stressful for many reasons. By adjusting your perspective, you can refine your coping skills and reduce your anxiety level.
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Friends, Frenemies and Chronic IllnessLearn to cultivate thriving relationships after being diagnosed with a chronic illness. -
Staying Focused in Your Job HuntIt is easy to lose momentum when a job search is not yielding immediate results.
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Unexpected Adventures in Online DatingThe Internet contains much excellent advice about the pitfalls of online dating. However, in my experience with the subject, I encountered jaw dropping, eyebrow raising, sometimes hilarious surprises before I had even spoken to a single individual. -
Multiple Sclerosis: Coping as a FamilyHow to work together to maximize quality of life with Multiple Sclerosis.
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Receiving a Serious Diagnosis: What Next?What steps should you take after the initial shock of a serious diagnosis?
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Choosing the Right Multiple Sclerosis Treatment for YouWhat to consider when choosing an MS disease modifying medication.
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Empowering People with DisabilitiesPeople with disabilities are a vibrant part of our society and we need to ensure that they are able to share their talents and skills.
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A Right to PrivacyHow a deceased bullying victim continues to be victimized after death by the media and through 'honoring'.