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.
Meredith Robison, chief nursing officer for St. Peter’s Health Partners Acute Care, and Dr. Susan Birkhead, interim dean, St. Peter’s Health Partners’ Schools of Nursing, speak on WAMC about proposed legislation that would provide a $5,000 stipend for preceptors. […]
Alan Sanders, M.D., chief medical officer for St. Peter’s Health Partners Acute Care, appeared in the Daily Gazette’s article on the increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations across the Capital Region. Dr. Sanders addressed the issue of complacency during a regional news conference held Oct. 28, 2020. […]
Alan Sanders, M.D., chief clinical officer for St. Peter’s Health Partners Acute Care, appeared on Spectrum News’ Ask the Experts segment. Dr. Sanders answered viewers’ questions concerning COVID-19, or coronavirus. […]
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