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R.I. Business Plan announces 6 finalists

PROVIDENCE – Six student and entrepreneur finalists were named today in the 2008 Rhode Island Business Plan Competition. “The plans we received, which covered...

Voters favor 3 of 10 R.I. budget-cutting options

PROVIDENCE – “In the face of the most serious fiscal predicament since the banking crisis of the early 1990s, Rhode Islanders favor welfare cuts...

R.I. Medical Society taps Webster Bank

WATERBURY, Conn. – Webster Bank, selected recently as the official bank of The Rhode Island Medical Society, has begun offering specially tailored banking products...

R.I. Hospital recognized for bariatric surgery

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Hospital last week announced that it has been designated a “bariatric surgery center of excellence” by the American Society for...

R.I. joins national anti-smoking campaign

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health announced last Wednesday that it is joining an “unprecedented public health campaign” created by an alliance of...
LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS owners spoke out about health care concerns last Thursday at a forum organized by the National Federation of Independent Business and held at the Providence Marriott Hotel. /

NFIB forum lets business owners speak out <br>on health care

PROVIDENCE – Dozens of local small business owners spoke out about health care concerns last Thursday at the Providence Marriott Hotel during the National...

State wins CDC award for childhood immunization rates

WOONSOCKET – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last week recognized Rhode Island as one of the best states for childhood immunizations. Rhode...

Nursing home database now flags worst facilities

WASHINGTON – Looking for a good nursing home, and hoping to avoid facilities with a history of trouble? A new feature on the Nursing...

Brown scientists link reproduction, aging

PROVIDENCE – Biologists at Brown University have found new evidence of a link between reproduction and lifespan, showing that fruit flies live longer when...
INCENTIVES, both positive and negative, have convinced URI nursing professor Debby Godfrey Brown that she should retire now; here she talks with student Lauren Salerno. /

URI enticing faculty into early retirement

Even after 29 years of teaching at the University of Rhode Island, nursing professor Debby Godfrey Brown felt she had plenty of energy to...
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