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WNYT: Siena Poll — More People in the Capital Region Think Quality of Life in NY is Worsening

July 20, 2020
Jason Kirby, M.D.

By: Courtney Weisberg

Categories: SPHP In the News

Tags: JASON KIRBY, OPIOID TREATMENT, OPIOID USE, OPIOIDS, PRESCRIPTION FOR PROGRESS, SIENA COLLEGE POLL, WNYT

Jason Kirby, M.D., medical director of addiction and recovery services at St. Peter’s Health Partners, appeared on WNYT to discuss a new Siena College poll and its findings concerning opioid use and treatment in the Capital Region. The study is part of WNYT’s series, “Prescription for Progress.”

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