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Times Union: For Pete’s Sake Thrift Shop reopens at new location
The Times Union published an article announcing that For Pete’s Sake Thrift Shop officially reopened after being closed since 2019.
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For Pete’s Sake Thrift Shop Hosts Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting
For Pete’s Sake Thrift Shop celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting and blessing on March 16.
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Business Review: Albany health care leaders see promise in AI
Dr. Steven Hanks, president and CEO, weighed in on the future of health care at a recent Business Review panel discussion.
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Spectrum News: Advocates Push for Stillbirths to be Covered in Paid Family Leave
Valerie Keville, CNM, a midwife with Capital Region Midwifery, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates, speaks to Spectrum News about proposed legislation that would extend New York state’s paid family leave to families following a stillbirth.
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A Healthier Reuben Dip for St. Patrick’s Day!
This Reuben dip recipe promises to be a crowd favorite at your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, with all the flavor of the classic sandwich, just missing some of the fat and calories.
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Dr. Otto Sandoval Joins Capital Region Urology
Capital Region Urology is pleased to welcome Otto Sandoval, M.D.. Dr. Sandoval urological surgery.
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St. Peter’s Sleep Center Welcomes Lisa Kappes
St. Peter’s Sleep Center welcomes Lisa Kappes, NP-C. A board-certified nurse practitioner, Kappes practices sleep medicine.
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St. Peter’s Maternal Fetal Medicine Welcomes Dr. Ryan Cuff
Ryan Cuff, M.D., has joined St. Peter’s Maternal Fetal Medicine. Board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology and maternal fetal medicine, Dr. Cuff provides comprehensive high-risk obstetric care.
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St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates Welcomes Michela Puglisi
Capital Region Urology is pleased to welcome Michela Puglisi, FNP-BC. A board-certified family nurse practitioner, Puglisi practices urology.
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LiveSmart: Check Your Child’s Cholesterol Levels for Better Long-Term Health
As February, well known as American Heart Month, draws to a close, recent news reports on heart health in the pediatric population have focused on rising cholesterol levels as being a serious concern.