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A LAB TECHNICIAN at Roger Williams Medical Center freezes stem cells that will later be infused into a transplant patient. /

Roger Williams seeks transplant collaboration

One year after losing its bone marrow transplantation chief and two other key specialists to Rhode Island Hospital, Roger Williams Medical Center has hired...
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Poll shows health care reform is desired by voters

A newly released poll commissioned by Ocean State Action, an advocacy group with a special interest in health care, shows a strong sense among...

Brown research validates data authenticity

The technology, known as the “secure transaction management system” (STMS), was developed by Roberto Tamassia, director of Brown University’s Center for Geometric Computing, and...
KENT HOSPITAL reported the largest operating loss of any hospital in the state that chose to release the information, with a $8.98 million loss in fiscal 2007. Parent company Care New England reported a loss of $1.3 million. /

Hospitals on losing path

As it turned out, Kent Hospital’s operating loss was almost perfectly offset by Women & Infants Hospital’s profit: The latter finished fiscal 2007 with...
REGISTERED NURSE Colleen MacTavish-Thurber talks with patient Alice Lemos at Grandview Center in Cumberland. Lemos, who was read her last rites shortly before Thanksgiving, has outlived her doctors’ expectations. /

When life doesn’t end as expected

Melinda Lemos-Jackson sought hospice care for her mother soon after her Parkinson’s disease was deemed to have reached its end stage last January. Medicare...

R.I. Hospital researcher to receive $19.6M grant

A kidney specialist at Rhode Island Hospital has been awarded a $19.6 million federal grant to fund another five years of research into ways...

R.I. Hospital researcher receives $19.6M grant

PROVIDENCE – A kidney specialist at Rhode Island Hospital has been awarded a $19.6 million federal grant to fund another five years of research...

State leaders challenged to take on health reforms

The numbers, everyone knows, do not look good: From 2000 to 2005, the share of Rhode Islanders under 65 who were uninsured grew from...

Prescription drug co-pays on the rise, study finds

KANSAS CITY, Kan. – An analysis of prescription drug co-payments over the last three years shows that consumers in New England are paying more...

Brown medical school dean to step down

PROVIDENCE – Dr. Eli Y. Adashi, who has led Brown University’s medical school through a period of extensive growth, plans to step down at...
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