Excluding skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in New York. Early detection is crucial to better long-term outcomes. […]
Physical therapy for chronic pain offers a variety of treatment options that can be a critical component in the effort to manage your pain. […]
A very common source of pain, especially in woman over the age of 40, is the base of the thumb. Learn why and how to treat it. […]
Doctors and therapists are seeing an epidemic of patients complaining of neck pain. The reasons are many – learn how good posture can make the difference. […]
This November, in honor of Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PANCAN) encourages you to “Know Your Pancreas.” […]
Talk to any professional who uses their hands for a living and you’ll eventually hear a story about hand fatigue or a serious hand injury. Listen a little longer and those same people all likely have a story about when they were sidelined by elbow pain. […]
When people hear the words “multiple sclerosis” (MS), they generally envision a severe disease with serious, debilitating symptoms. However, the effects of MS can vary widely, depending on the individual. […]
Spring gardening and yard work can quickly leave our hands, wrists and forearms feeling weak, numb or just plain painful. Repetitive activities such as digging in the soil; trimming bushes, trees, and hedges; and pulling weeds can lead to or aggravate some common hand ailments. […]
© 2024 St. Peter's Health Partners. All rights reserved.
315 S. Manning Blvd., Albany, NY 12208, 518-525-1111