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WTEN: Sexual Assault Awareness
April is Sexual Assault Awareness month. Nancy Harris, NP, manager of SPHP’s forensic nursing program, talks to WTEN about where victims can turn to for help. […]
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WTEN: Colorectal Cancer Awareness
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Steven Gurien, of Capital District Colon & Rectal Associates, explains why it’s so important for people — especially younger people — to be proactive and get screened. […]
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WRGB: Maria College and SPHP Launch Surgical Technology Program to Fill Local Health Care Roles
CBS6 reports on a new surgical technology program from St. Peter’s Health Partners and Maria College, launching this fall. […]
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WTEN: Ballston Spa Mom Loses Son to Son to Drug Called Kratom, Pushes for Ban
Dr. Angad Madan, medical director for St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center, discusses the dangers kratom during an interview on WTEN/News10. […]
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Times Union: Were You Seen…Swinging on a Star 2025
View the Times Union’s “Were You Seen…Swinging on a Star 2025” photo gallery. […]
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WAMC: Medical Monday with Dr. Alan Schaffer
Alan Schaffer, M.D., of St. Peter’s Sleep Center, discusses common sleep disorders and obesity medicine during an episode of WAMC’s Medical Monday. […]
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WTEN: Women’s Health Wednesday – Endometriosis
WTEN recently welcomed Dr. Jonas Wilson-Leedy of St. Peter’s OB/GYN to the studio to discuss endometriosis. […]
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WAMC: Gov. Hochul’s administration promotes budget investments in crime victim services
WAMC spoke to St. Peter’s CVS Director Lindsey Crusan-Muse as part of a story about Gov. Hochul’s recent budget proposals. […]
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WRGB: St. Peter’s Health Partners join state program to boost healthcare workforce in New York
WRGB reported on St. Peter’s collaboration with the Caring Gene Career Pathways Training Program to tackle healthcare workforce shortages. […]
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WTEN: Eating Disorders Awareness
It’s estimated that women are twice as likely as men to have an eating disorder at some point in their lifetime. Dr. Anjan Marella of Samaritan Hospital Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinic explains why women face an even higher risk as they age. […]