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Robotic-Assisted Surgery Helps Saint Peter's University Hospital Care ...
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Saint Peter's University Hospital Recognized for COVID-19 Community Response
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Parker Health Extends Computer Loan, Dial-A-Ride Programs in New Brunswick
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Saint Peter’s Healthcare System Welcomes New Chief Human Resources Officer
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A Librarian's Life, After Cancer and Open-Heart Surgery
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Saint Peter’s University Hospital Awarded Perinatal Care Recertification from ...
By CHUCK O'DONNELL
May 11, 2022NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Denise G. was reduced to crawling on her hands and knees by intense back pain that didn’t respond to acupuncture, physical therapy or over-the-counter pain medicine.
It wasn’t until an ultrasound test revealed that one of her uterine fibroids had doubled in size that the fourth grade teacher in the Woodbridge School District knew the cause.
A ...
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults worldwide are at risk for hearing loss because of chronic exposure to loud noise.
During the pandemic, young adults were regularly using earbuds and headphones for remote learning, connecting with friends, or wearing earbuds for long periods of time for gaming and listening to music and ...
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults worldwide are at risk for hearing loss because of chronic exposure to loud noise.
During the pandemic, young adults were regularly using earbuds and headphones for remote learning, connecting with friends, or wearing earbuds for long periods of time for gaming and listening to music and ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - Saint Peter’s University Hospital was recently recognized for its care for the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The hospital received a Platinum Award for its efforts at the forefront of the fight to reduce the risk of COVID-19 by a statewide business advocacy organization that encompasses more than 900 corporate members from myriad industry sectors
The ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - Parker Health Group, Inc. will extend its agreement with the city to provide grant funding for the continuation of two vital programs aimed at enhancing the quality of life for New Brunswick seniors.
The Virtual Vitality program, which furnishes senior citizens with Joy tablet computers and the training necessary to use them, will continue into 2023, according to a ...
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