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Atrion adds new R.I. division, plans hiring

PAWTUCKET – Atrion Networking Corp. has expanded its Rhode Island operations with the addition of a new division in Pawtucket. The Warwick-based company’s new Customer...

Acushnet predicts victory in Pro V1 golf ball dispute

FAIRHAVEN – The Acushnet Co., a division of Deerfield, Ill.-based Fortune Brands Inc. (NYSE: FO), said it will appeal yesterday’s adverse ruling in its...

Five Questions With: Dr. Leo Kobayashi

Medical simulation technology has transformed the way doctors and other health care professionals are trained. Ever-more-sophisticated mannequins make it possible to replicate everything from...
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FTC delays enforcement of identity theft regs

The Federal Trade Commission has postponed enforcing new identity theft regulations, known as the Red Flag Rules, in part because many businesses weren’t aware...
DRS. CURT BECKWITH and Susan Cu-Uvin review a patient's file with medical student Nadine Harris, foreground. /

Miriam a treatment and research hub for HIV/AIDS

Darren Wells was 30 when he found out he had HIV. He’d just come out of a monogamous relationship and had been tested prior...

Proposed charter school gets <br>3-year, $750K federal grant

WARWICK – The Nathanael Greene / Potowomut Academy of Technology and Humanities (PATH), a proposed charter school, has been awarded a $750,660, three-year federal...

UMass Dartmouth&rsquo;s Riley recognized by Sloan-C

DARTMOUTH – Jeannette E. Riley, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth associate professor of English and director of the Women’s Studies program, has been awarded the Excellence...

WiMax service coming to Providence next year

Sprint Nextel Corp. plans to launch Xohm, its new WiMax mobile Internet service, in Providence next year, said John Polivka, a Sprint spokesman. The Kansas-based...

Women & Infants researchers study hypothyroidism

PROVIDENCE – Researchers at Women & Infants Hospital are launching a new study to gauge how well hypothyroidism is detected and followed as part...

Aetna offers free cross-cultural training

HARTFORD, Conn. – Saying it believes cross-cultural education can improve health care outcomes, Aetna (NYSE:AET) is offering free online cross-cultural communications training for physicians,...
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