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Ellis Medicine sues St. Peter's over access to cardiology practice

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By Nora Mishanec Verified
| Yahoo Verified
SCHENECTADY - Ellis Medicine filed a lawsuit Wednesday against St. Peter's Health Partners, accusing the Catholic health system of blocking its access to a Schenectady cardiology practice. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in state Supreme Court in Schenectady County, comes less than two months after the two healthcare organizations scuttled a long-planned merger.
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Ellis Medicine sues St. Peter’s over access to cardiology practice

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By Nora Mishanec Verified
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
Ellis Medicine filed a lawsuit against St. Peter’s Health Partners for violation of contract over access to a Schenectady-based cardiology practice. Tyler A. McNeil/Times Union SCHENECTADY — Ellis Medicine filed a lawsuit Wednesday against St. Peter’s Health Partners, accusing the Catholic health system of blocking its access to a Schenectady cardiology practice.
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New York heath commissioner blasts Trump’s vaccine order

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By Nora Mishanec Verified
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
New York Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald criticized President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for revamped childhood vaccine recommendations. Will Waldron/Times Union ALBANY — On Tuesday, a day after President Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for revamped childhood vaccine recommendations, state Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald said New York’s immunization requirements would not change.
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