News
Congratulations to the 2018 Class of “13 Kids Who Care”
Officials from WNYT-NewsChannel 13, St. Peter’s Health Partners, and the Times Union gathered on June 12 at the New York State Museum to recognize “13 Kids Who Care.”
wnyt
SPHP in the News
WNYT NewsChannel 13: Health Beat: Summer Hazards
Dr. Frank Dimase, chief of emergency medicine at St. Peter’s Hospital, discusses summer hazards and how to avoid a trip to the ER on WNYT’s Health Beat.
SPHP in the News
WNYT NewsChannel 13: Health Risks of Vaping
Nathan Graber, M.D., of St. Peter’s Pediatrics, appeared on WNYT’s Forum 13 to discuss the health risks associated with vaping.
SPHP in the News
WNYT NewsChannel 13: Doctor Advises When to Skip Urgent Care for the ER
Dr. Frank Dimase, chief of emergency medicine at St. Peter’s Hospital, appeared on WNYT to discuss when to go to the ED, and not urgent care.
News
13 Kids Who Care: Emma Detlefsen
Meet Emma Detlefsen, a 4th grader at Berne-Knox-Westerlo Elementary School and a member of the 2018 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”
News
13 Kids Who Care: Kimberly Murray
Meet Kimberly Murray, a 12th grader at South Colonie Central High School and a member of the 2018 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”
News
13 Kids Who Care: Jack Sweet
Meet Jack Sweet, a 6th grader at Glens Falls Middle School and a member of the 2018 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”
News
13 Kids Who Care: Jordyn Bucci-Mooney
Meet Jordyn Bucci-Mooney, an 11th grader at Shaker High School and a member of the 2018 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”
SPHP in the News
WNYT NewsChannel 13: Sock Out Cancer Benefit Concert at the Palace Theatre
Anne Lawton, RN, community liaison for St. Peter’s Hospital Cancer Care Center, appeared on WNYT to discuss the Sock Out Cancer benefit concert at the Palace Theatre in Albany. The event, featuring William Close and the Earth Harp, raised money for the foundations at Albany Medical Center and St. Peter’s Hospital to benefit cancer patients and their families.
News
13 Kids Who Care: Scott Jones
Meet Scott Jones, an 11th grader at Glens Falls High School and a member of the 2018 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”