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Times Union: A nurse in heroin addiction’s trenches reflects

March 10, 2015 Corporate Communications Staff SPHP in the News

Mary Femia, an amazing person who retired from St. Peter’s Health Partners in February after 60 years in nursing, was profiled in a feature story by the Times Union.

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