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DR. ELLEN HIGHT, right, and licensed marriage family therapist Wendy Phillips –  at work at University Family Medicine – both help patients in need of physical and mental care. /

Doctors’ offices making the mind-body connection

Dr. Ellen Hight knows how much healthier many of her patients could be if only they changed their behavior: if they quit smoking, ate...

W&I project faces $13M overrun

Women & Infants Hospital’s largest construction project in two decades, a five-story addition that is to include a new neonatal intensive-care unit and more...

R.I. Hospital fined $50,000 for wrong-site surgery

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health said today that it has issued a reprimand to Rhode Island Hospital and fined the facility $50,000...

Major study of long-term care starts

The National Institute on Aging has awarded $10 million to Brown University’s Center for Gerontology and Health Care Research to create a major national...
BRANDON MELTON, senior vice president of HR at Lifespan, says the labor shortage will only get worse. /

In work force development, collaboration seen as key

A year ago, leaders in Rhode Island’s health care sector and in work force development and education held a summit to tackle a major...

Brown works with employers to ID best in wellness

So maybe you have started a Weight Watchers program at the office, or a lunchtime walking group. Perhaps an expert has come in to...
RONAN LURSSEN, left, and his brothers Byron, right, and Denzel – visiting Guatemala last week – got to know the ethnic-foods market by working for Goya, then started their own importing and wholesale business. /

A piece of home at the local grocer

The space is just a small, narrow warehouse, indistinguishable from any other along this shabby stretch of Rathbone Street. But behind the doors of...
ELECTRIC BOAT is slated to receive $588 million under the 2008 defense appropriations bill. Above, the middle section of the North Carolina, to be commissioned next May, is moved out of a building shed at Quonset Point on its way to Groton. /

Defense spending bill includes $49M for R.I.

The U.S. Department of Defense appropriations bill for fiscal year 2008, approved by Congress on Nov. 8, includes $49.4 million for defense and military...

MetLife study finds long-term care costs are stable

The costs are still well beyond the reach of many families. But for what it’s worth, nursing homes and assisted-living facilities across America –...
TWO GIRLS try their hand at cooking with fresh produce at a local farmers’ market, as part of Veggin’ Out, a Johnson & Wales University program that promotes healthy eating. /

Awards recognize creativity, ingenuity in wellness

Science makes great strides every year, but the truth is, when it comes to staying healthy, we’ve known the basics for a long time:...
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