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Five Questions With: Dr. Aaron W. Way
Aaron W. Way, D.O., this month joined the practice of Dr. Jeffery Bandola, in Wakefield, seeing patients on Mondays while teaching at the University...
RIC and Providence VA to train nurses together
PROVIDENCE – The patients’ needs run the gamut, from managing heart disease, diabetes and other common conditions, to post-traumatic stress disorder, addictions, and grievous...
Despite barriers, e-prescriptions gaining following
In the world of e-prescribing, Dr. Yul D. Ejnes is a pioneer. In 2003, he was among the first in Rhode Island to transmit...
Mass. officials investigate E. coli cases
BOSTON – The Mass. Department of Public Health said it is investigating seven cases of Escherichia coli (usually abbreviated as E. coli) infections in...
Miriam study gives insight into HIV transmission
MEXICO CITY – Findings presented at the XVII International AIDS Conference last week, by a researcher from The Miriam Hospital, suggest that ...
Study: Immigrants a growing share of uninsured
WASHINGTON – A study released last week by the nonpartisan Employee Benefit Research Institute shows immigrants make up a growing share of the U.S....
New R.I. law supports breastfeeding
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health is working to raise public awareness of a new state law, effective March 1, 2009, that ...
Five Questions With: Dr. Douglas DeOrchis
Stroke is the nation’s leading cause of disability and the third-leading cause of death, with more than 700,000 strokes per year, about 25 percent...
Rhode Island Hospital names new CEO
PROVIDENCE – More than a year after Dr. Joseph F. Amaral stepped down as president and CEO of Rhode Island Hospital, a successor...
R.I. Hospital not giving up on marrow transplants
Rhode Island Hospital is making new efforts to set up an adult and pediatric bone marrow transplantation program, with an appeal of a decision...
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