Wellness
LiveSmart: Give the Gift of Health – Help a New Generation Toss Aside an Old, Familiar Addiction
A younger generation is discovering nicotine in smokeless forms; it is just as addictive and dangerous.
Year: 2025
SPHP in the News
WTEN: Baby Boom Hits St. Peter’s Hospital
2025 has been a very special year for the Women’s and Children’s department at St. Peter’s Hospital. In fact, it might even be a record! Since the start of the year, 26 staff members have given birth!
News
St. Peter’s Hospital Receives Magnet Nursing Recognition for Fifth Consecutive Time
Fifth time receiving Magnet® recognition reinforces a commitment to nursing excellence.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Season’s Stretchings! Two Techniques to Alleviate Holiday Hand Pain
While hand and wrist pain can occur any time of year, the holidays are particularly fraught with opportunities for overuse and injury.
Wellness
LiveSmart: 8 Tips to Help Maintain Sobriety During the Holiday Season
If you are struggling with addiction and plan to attend a holiday gathering – whether with family, friends, or colleagues from work – have a plan before you go to stay sober.
SPHP in the News
WTEN: Pancreatic Cancer Awareness
Rebecca Keim, MD, surgeon with St. Peter’s Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Surgery, discusses risk factors and symptoms of pancreatic cancer during an appearance on WTEN.
SPHP in the News
WAMC: Medical Monday with Dr. Samuel Hykin
Samuel Hykin, MD, bariatric surgeon with St. Peter’s Bariatric & Metabolic Care, discusses weight loss surgery during an appearance on WAMC’s Medical Monday.
Wellness
LiveSmart: 3 Steps to Improve Your Health This Holiday Season
Start a new tradition at your family gatherings this holiday season; take three easy steps to discuss your family’s medical history.
Wellness
LiveSmart: 10 Tips for Visiting Loved Ones in the Hospital During the Holidays
To ensure you’re spreading joy and not germs when you visit loved ones in the hospital, remember these 10 tips.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Great American Smokeout: Get Ready for a Healthier Life
Young or old, it’s never too late to live a healthier life! Start with quitting smoking for just one day.