WAMC recently aired a story on “hand, foot, and mouth” disease, also known as Coxsackie virus, which has infected a number of students in five local schools.
Dr. Alan Sanders, chief medical officer for St. Peter’s Health Partners, was interviewed for the story. He discussed how the virus is transmitted, and how on rare occasions, it can lead to issues with inflammation around the heart.
Click HERE for WAMC’s full story.
Dr. Nancy Shrestha, an endocrinologist with St. Peter’s Diabetes & Endocrine Care, was a featured guest on WAMC’s Medical Monday. […]
Kerry Ricker, D.O., medical director for Eddy SeniorCare, discusses helping seniors with long-term health care needs live safely at home during an appearance on WAMC’s Medical Monday. […]
St. Peter’s Health Partners continues to be at the forefront of treating COVID-19 patients with the most cutting-edge therapies available, including monoclonal antibody therapy. SPHP’s monoclonal antibody infusion clinic, located on the Albany Memorial Campus has treated more than 450 patients since opening on Dec. 3rd. […]
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