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WNYT: Baby Café to Open in Schenectady
WNYT NewsChannel 13 aired a story announcing the opening of SPHP’s newest Baby Café in Schenectady.
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WNYT: Health Beat — Bedwetting
Dr. Anthony Tracey of Capital Region Urology discussed the common causes of bedwetting during an appearance on WNYT’s Health Beat with Benita Zahn.
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WNYT: New Albany Spot Helps Teach New Moms About Breastfeeding
WNYT aired a story on the grand opening of the new St. Peter’s Health Partners Baby Café at the Baby Institute.
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WNYT: Health Beat — Nurse Navigators
Sherri Gadomski, RN, OCN, nurse navigator at St. Peter’s Health Partners, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat to discuss the navigator role and how these nurses help cancer patients navigate their cancer journey.
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WNYT: Ahead of July 4, D-Day Survivor Recalls Service
96-year-old Harold Williams, a D-Day survivor and resident at St. Peter’s Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, was interviewed ahead of the July 4th holiday about his military service.
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WNYT: Health Beat — Migraines
Victor Bruce, PA, of St. Peter’s MS and Headache Center, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat with Benita Zahn to discuss migraine headaches.
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WNYT: Health Beat — Testicular Cancer
Dr. Anthony Tracey, a urologist with Capital Region Urology, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat to discuss the importance of screening for testicular cancer.
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WNYT: Forum 13 — Men’s Health Month
Adam Lammly, DO, of St. Peter’s Internal Medicine, appeared on WNYT’s Forum 13 to discuss Men’s Health. He discussed the top 5 things every man should do to take care of their health.
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WNYT: Health Beat — Clot Retrieval
Yaron Sternbach, M.D., chief of vascular services at St. Peter’s Hospital, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat with Benita Zahn to discuss the latest treatments for DVT.
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13 Kids Who Care: Faith Murray
Meet Faith Murray, an 11th grader at Averill Park High School who is also a member of the 2019 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”