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ATTENDEES DANCE DURING Roger Williams Park Zoo's annual Zoobilee! Feast with the Beasts fundraiser in 2019. The zoo will hold this year's event on June 24 at the zoo. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS PARK ZOO

Philanthropy Calendar, June 21, 2023

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ATTENDEES DANCE DURING Roger Williams Park Zoo's annual Zoobilee! Feast with the Beasts fundraiser in 2019. The zoo will hold this year's event on June 24 at the zoo. / COURTESY ROGER WILLIAMS PARK ZOO

Philanthropy Calendar, June 7, 2023

Click here for the Sept. 27, 2022 issue of the Philanthropy Calendar.

Report: R.I. counties’ quality of air improved from last year

PROVIDENCE – Counties in Rhode Island are seeing better air quality, according to the latest report by the American Lung Association. An annual “report card,”...
HONING IN: Dr. Abbas El-Sayed Abbas, chief of thoracic surgery at Lifespan Corp., uses the Ion machine, a robotic-assisted navigational bronchoscopy system at Rhode Island Hospital that allows doctors to perform biopsies on small lung nodules.
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Faster tumor diagnosis with robotic assistance

Dr. Andrew Foderaro has performed countless bronchoscopies over his career, but even he can find it tricky. The procedure requires a doctor to maneuver a...

R.I. has one of the highest rates of new lung cancer...

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island has one of the highest rates of new lung cancer cases in the country, but also the best lung cancer...
THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION'S 20th annual State of Tobacco Control report released Wednesday says that while Rhode Island has made progress to end tobacco use across the state, it still fails to adequately fund tobacco control programs and protect youths from flavored tobacco products.

Report: R.I. improves tobacco prevention efforts, but control programs still underfunded

PROVIDENCE – While Rhode Island has made progress to end tobacco use across the state, it still fails to adequately fund tobacco control programs...
PICTURE PERFECT: Groov-Pin Corp.’s Susan Smith, executive assistant and manager of human resources, takes a group selfie with her fellow employees at the company's Smithfield facility. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Groov-Pin wellness programs unite employees, connect to community

PBN 2021 HEALTHIEST EMPLOYERS AWARDS 15-499 EMPLOYEES 1. Groov-Pin Corp. CEO (or equivalent): Scot Jones Number of employees: 85 Employees walking the grounds of Groov-Pin Corp. in Smithfield...

Fight for Air Climb Providence to be held virtually due to...

PROVIDENCE – The Fight for Air Climb Providence will be held virtually this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Lung Association announced. The...

American Lung Association: R.I. needs to do more to control tobacco

PROVIDENCE – Even though Rhode Island has taken a step to curtail the sales of e-cigarettes in the state in 2019, the American Lung...

Five Questions With: Bora Youn

Bora Youn, a researcher who is working with professors from Brown University’s School of Public Health, recently received about $21,000 from the American Lung...
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