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WNYT: Air Quality Concerns
Brandi Ewing, director of respiratory services for Trinity Health NY, discusses the health impacts of lingering wildfire smoke that’s been blanketing New York state.
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WAMC: Medical Monday with Dr. Joanne Favuzza
Dr. Joanne Favuzza of Capital District Colon & Rectal Surgery Associates, discusses colorectal cancer screening and surgical treatment during an appearance on WAMC’s Medical Monday.
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WTEN: Pelvic Health
Kathleen Kosinski, PT, CLT, a physical therapist at St. Peter’s Health Partners’ Pelvic Health Center, appeared on WTEN’s Women’s Health Wednesday segment to discuss the importance of pelvic health,
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WTEN: Hip Fracture Risks
Dr. Imran Akhtar of St. Peter’s Orthopedics, discusses hip fracture risk factors and treatment options during an interview on WTEN.
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Times Union: Expert says NY bound to see increasing tick-borne disease in 2025
2025 is already turning out to be a banner year for ticks. Infectious disease expert Dr. Arthur Gran talked to the TU about the rise in cases and symptoms to watch for.
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WAMC: Medical Monday with Dr. Tanya Thompson-Badamosi
Dr. Tanya Thompson-Badamosi of St. Peter’s Diabetes and Endocrine Care, discusses diabetes prevention, diagnosis, and treatment during an appearance on WAMC’s Medical Monday.
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WNYT: Tick Season Means Increase in Cases of Lyme and Other Diseases
Dr. Arthur Gran of Troy Infectious Disease, talks to WNYT about the rise in tick-borne illnesses.
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WNYT: Walk for Hospice Raises $160K
WNYT NewsChannel 13 recently reported on the 25th Annual Walk for Hospice, which took place at Siena College on Saturday, June 14.
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WTEN: Migraine Awareness
Ian Sherman, DNP, of St. Peter’s Neurology, talks about common migraine triggers and available treatments during an appearance on WTEN.
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Times Union – Commentary: Keeping Medicaid healthy is a moral imperative
The Times Union recently published an op-ed from Steven Hanks, M.D., president and CEO, on the devastating impact Medicaid cuts would have on health care across the nation.