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Clip: Season 4 Episode 2 | 3m 54s
Dr. Sullivan discusses how doctors can better understand addiction as a disease. He believes people who suffer should be treated as victims of a disease. Is this the way forward in dealing with an epidemic that is only getting worse?
Aired: 02/26/18
Doctors are looking to serve a generation that wants to feel no pain. Is this possible?
Dr. Ross Sullivan is the Director of Medical Toxicology at Upstate University Hospital.
Challenges to treating an Epidemic
Dr. Ross Sullivan is the Director of Medical Toxicology at Upstate University Hospital.
New York’s Response to Opioids
The epidemic is hitting all of New York State - some have come up with creative responses.
Urban Redevelopment and Renaissance in Upstate New York
Urban Redevelopment and Renaissance in Upstate New York
WCNY hosts a forum on safety, gun politics, responsibility under the law and best practice
Crime & Punishment in the Empire State
Is this our critical time to focus on Crime & Punishment in the Empire State?
Does New York State have what it needs to respond to the current needs of refugees?
What’s in store for the NY dairy industry and how will NY farmers plan for the future?
Protecting New York State's has a valuable and unique natural resource. Fresh Water.
Has the over use of screen technology effected our children's cognitive development?
We will explore where and why housing discrimination continues in New York State.
Central New York looks to move the drone corridor from imagination to reality.
New York State’s Response to the Opioid Crisis
How will NY respond to an epidemic plaguing the state and come up with creative solutions
Preventing Sexual Harassment: A Way Forward
Sexual Harassment - What is New York State's response to what is now an epidemic?
