Rebecca Keister
Costly drugs spark debate on treatment
New cholesterol-lowering medications that could help patients lower their risk of developing heart disease and other associated ailments are raising questions within the local...
There is strong science behind fostering a niche
John D. Jarrell, president of Materials Science Associates LLC, is clear on how he sees his company's role in stimulating the state's economy –...
Where creativity, technology connect
When Blair Fish decided to open his own agency after building a career in the advertising industry, he had a clear vision for how...
Success for young team, emerging tech
Justin Coutu, president of R&D Technologies Inc., believes it's important to help Rhode Island's college students stay and work here after graduation. As such,...
Does stock divestment matter in fight over carbon-based fuels?
When Emma Beade was a senior at Rhode Island School of Design, she became invested in the idea of getting her school to divest...
Balance improves work, life
Employees at Robinson & Cole can list plenty of reasons why they enjoy working at the law firm, which opened a Providence office six...
Pride in product quality, staff
To Amgen Inc.'s Senior Manager for Manufacturing Jimmy Fleming, the task of ensuring that he and his team are producing a quality product is...
Foundation starts at finish line
Two years after losing her left leg below the knee, Boston Marathon bombing survivor Heather Abbott held a celebration that marked how far she's...
Doctor feeds off positive nature
MANY doctors fall in love with a specialty during their residency, and Dr. Carol Young, vice president and chief medical officer of the Rhode...
Can neighborhood health stations help curb costs?
Imagine that in every Rhode Island community, there was a health center or clinic that guaranteed same-day appointments for ill patients even on the...
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