Dr. Jennifer Caudle is a Family Physician and Assistant Professor at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. She is an on-air medical correspondent and appears on the TJMS, The Dr. Oz Show, Fox News, HLN, CBS Philly and others. You can also connect with Dr. Caudle via these social media sites: Video: https://vimeo.com/138808144 Website: www.jennifercaudle.com […]
Dr. Jennifer Caudle is a board-certified family physician and Assistant Professor at Rowan University. She frequently appears as a health expert on The Dr. Oz…
The primary causes for the high rate of diabetes in the African-American community revolves around poor diet and lack of physical activity. With the proper treatment and care, diabetes can be prevented and/or controlled.
Dr. Jennifer Caudle explained on NewsOne Now that many African-Americans don't realize how important sleep is and many of us take it for granted. According to Caudle, the average American should get seven to eight hours of sleep a night. Unfortunately, the majority of the American populace does not reach this mark.
Dr. Jen is board-certified family physician and Assistant Professor at Rowan University. She frequently appears as a health expert on The Dr. Oz Show, CBS…
Dr. Jennifer Caudle  is a Board Certified Family Physician and Assistant Professor at Rowan University in New Jersey. She frequently appears as a health…
Dr. Jennifer Caudle  is a Board Certified Family Physician and Assistant Professor at Rowan University in New Jersey. She frequently appears as a health…
Flu season has arrived and the virus has spread to more that 40 states across the country. Dr. Jennifer Caudle, board-certified Family Medicine physician joined Roland Martin…
For iPhone: Dr. Jennifer Caudle is a Board Certified Family Physician and Assistant Professor at Rowan University. She frequently appears as a health expert…
Dr. Jennifer Caudle, D.O., is a board-certified Family Medicine physician. She is currently an Assistant Professor in the department of Family Medicine at Rowan University-…
Have a question for the doctor? Text it to “646464″ (OHOHOH). There was a time when a shot of penicillin or some other antibiotic was…
