Wellness
LiveSmart: Unique Risk Factors, Barriers Impact Cancer Care in LGBTQ Community
Access to health care services is a significant issue in the LQBTQ+ community, particularly when it comes to cancer care.
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Wellness
LiveSmart: Intimate Partner Violence in the LGBTQ+ Community – Myth Vs. Reality
Intimate partner violence is an epidemic in the United States. And while the discussion tends to focus on heterosexual relationships, it is also an issue within the LGBTQ+ community.
SPHP in the News
Times Union: SEEN — St. Peter’s Hospital Foundation Catherine McAuley Reception
The Times Union posted a photo gallery from the St. Peter’s Hospital Foundation Catherine McAuley Reception. The event was held at St. Peter’s Hospital on Tuesday, June 4.
Upcoming Events
Free Educational Seminar: Preventing Vascular Disease in the Modern Era
Yaron Sternbach, M.D.,and John Taggert, M.D., of St. Peter’s Health Partners will host a free seminar, “Preventing Vascular Disease in the Modern Era.”
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Photo Gallery: Samaritan Hospital Meaningful Milestones
On May 30, Samaritan Hospital honored the dedicated colleagues who have achieved significant five-year milestones of service.
Inside SPHP
Photo Gallery: Survivor’s Day 2019
On June 2, St. Peter’s Health Partners Cancer Care honored our cancer survivors at our annual Survivor’s Day celebration.
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St. Peter’s Hospital Spine and Neurosurgery Welcomes Taylor McGrath
Taylor McGrath, PA-C, has joined St. Peter’s Hospital Spine and Neurosurgery. A certified physician assistant, McGrath specializes in neurological and spinal surgery.
News
Honor Walk Held at St. Peter’s Hospital for Organ Donor
On May 26, St. Peter’s Hospital held its second Honor Walk in recognition of an organ donor. Staff silently lined the pathway from the Intensive Care Unit to the Operating Room to support the family of Mujahid Mohammed and his heroic decision to give the gift of life.
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Photo Gallery: Meaningful Milestones at St. Peter’s Hospital
Photo gallery: on May 22 and 23, St. Peter’s Hospital honored the dedicated colleagues who have achieved significant five-year milestones of service.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Stomach Pain? Cramping? It Could Be Diverticular Disease
Diverticulosis generally doesn’t require medical treatment and there is no cure. But, you can take steps to manage it.