Men are historically less likely than women to seek help for depression, substance use, and stressful life events. This can be due to a variety of reasons — social norms, reluctance to talk, or a tendency to downplay symptoms. But, as Dr. Adam Lammly of St. Peter’s Internal Medicine explains during an interview on WTEN/News10, it’s important for men to speak up and seek help — not just for their mental health, but for their overall health, too.
Click here to watch WTEN’s interview.
The Times Union published news of several new hires at St. Peter’s Health Partners, including new providers and advanced practice providers. […]
There is a nationwide blood shortage and it is impacting hospitals everywhere. Carolyn Whittaker, RN, an infusion nurse at St. Peter’s Hospital Cancer Care Center, spoke to WTEN about how the critical need for blood could affect cancer patients. […]
Maura Tuffey, RN, nurse manager at St. Peter’s Hospital, was interviewed by WTEN for its story on New York state reaching the 70% first dose COVID-19 vaccination benchmark. […]
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