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HomeSPHP in the NewsWNYT NewsChannel 13: Muscle Condition Could Put Athletes Without Enough Hydration in Danger

WNYT NewsChannel 13: Muscle Condition Could Put Athletes Without Enough Hydration in Danger

August 20, 2018 Courtney Weisberg SPHP in the News

WNYT aired a story on a rare medical condition known as Rhabdomyolysis. Dr. Yaron Sternbach, a vascular surgeon at St. Peter’s Hospital discusses how the condition causes muscle to deteriorate, what causes it, and how it can be prevented.

Click HERE to watch WNYT’s story.

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Times Union: Opioids – The Epidemic that Won’t Slow Down

April 19, 2018 Robert Webster Jr. SPHP in the News
The Times Union published a new story as part of its continuing coverage on the growing opioid epidemic in the Capital Region. Dr. Melissa Weimer, Chief of Behavioral Health and Addiction Medicine at St. Peter’s Hospital, was interviewed as part of the story: The newest medical approach may be at St. Peter’s Health Partners, where drug users addicted to heroin, fentanyl and other opioids can now walk into outpatient locations in Albany, Troy and Cohoes or emergency departments at Samaritan, Albany Memorial and St. Peter’s hospitals and promptly be evaluated to get buprenorphine to help them through withdrawal, or more intense detox services if needed. The program has served more than 300 people since it opened last September. “When the person feels, I am able to change in this moment, we are ready to treat them in this moment,” said Dr. Melissa Weimer, medical director of the SPHP Addiction Recovery Center. “We’re trying to make it so there’s no closed door.” To view the article, which also includes a video of Dr. Weimer discussing the […]
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January 5, 2023 Courtney Weisberg SPHP in the News
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