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Daily Gazette: Getting Into the Hydration Habit
Staying hydrated, especially during the summer months, can be tough. A recent article in The Daily Gazette offers some tips.
Articles by Robert Webster Jr.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Kids Heading Back to School? Do the Right Thing – Vaccinate!
With kids heading back to school in just a few short weeks, there is no better time to think about the importance of vaccination.
News
Mercy Cares For Kids to Feature in NYS Training Videos for Exceptional Child Care
MCFK was the backdrop for footage to be integrated into a series of videos designed to help families in their efforts to choose quality child care.
News
NYS Breastfeeding Webinar Features Mercy Cares For Kids
Mercy Cares For Kids is featured in a video produced by the NYS School of Public Health to promote the importance of breastfeeding.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Breastfeeding is Best Feeding
Mother Nature provides the perfect food for human infants. It is milk from Mom – and its many health benefits make it the ideal food for infants and children.
SPHP in the News
NewsChannel 13: Advice For New Parents — What To Heed, What To Ignore
Lots of well-meaning family and friends – and even strangers! – will have advice for new parents. What tips should they heed? Dr. Tenenbaum has the scoop.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Good Health for College
Although most college students are at their peak physical health, they still need first aid for everyday illnesses. Send them to school prepared.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Advanced Treatment Option Offers Relief from Trigeminal Neuralgia
At St. Peter’s, Novalis Shaped Beam technology can deliver a precise dose of radiation therapy to the trigeminal nerve, disrupting the sensation of pain.
News
U.S. News and World Report Ranks St. Peter’s Hospital One of Highest Quality Hospitals in New York State
U.S. News & World Report has awarded St. Peter’s Hospital its highest ranking in northeastern New York for quality of care.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Building Healthy Families
Residents of Rensselaer County have access to a program, Healthy Families of Rensselaer County, to help expectant parents realize their goals.