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THE R.I. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH and the organization Creating Outreach About Addiction Support Together will host a free speaker seminar on the opioid epidemic Jan. 15 at 6 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Providence. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

R.I. Department of Health to host free opioid-addiction speaker seminar

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health and the organization Creating Outreach About Addiction Support Together will host a free speaker seminar on the...
THE R.I. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH has announced that due to widespread cases of flu in Rhode Island, unvaccinated health care workers in hospitals and health care facilities are required to wear surgical masks.

RIDOH orders masks for health workers as widespread flu cases mount

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health has announced that cases of flu in Rhode Island are widespread, triggering the requirement that unvaccinated health...
DR. NICOLE ALEXANDER-SCOTT, director of the R.I. Department of Health. / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

RIDOH announces R.I. HIV benchmark on World AIDS Day

PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Health announced Rhode Island has met the first target of the 90-90-90 initiative, a global effort at ensuring...
THE R.I. DEPARTMENT of Health has ordered that Memorial Hospital take no new patients, halt surgeries and emergency medical services until Care New England's application to continue services is reviewed. / COURTESY CARE NEW ENGLAND

RIDOH halts emergency, surgery, new patient services at Memorial Hospital

PROVIDENCE - The R.I. Department of Health has ordered Memorial Hospital to stop taking new patients, surgeries and emergency services, effective Dec. 1, until...
RHODE ISLAND MEDICAL IMAGING recently donated $10,000 to the R.I. Department of Health to expand breast cancer screening for low-income women. From left, Dr. Robert Ward, Rhode Island Medical Imaging; Dr. Ana Lourenco, Rhode Island Medical Imaging; Gov. Gina M. Raimondo; Dr. John Pezzullo, president, Rhode Island Medical Imaging; Carol Hall-Walker, R.I. Department of Health; and Brenda Di Paolo, RIDOH. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Rhode Island Medical Imaging donates $10K to RIDOH to expand breast...

PROVIDENCE – Gov. Gina M. Raimondo accepted a $10,000 check Nov. 8 from Rhode Island Medical Imaging providing financial assistance for access to breast...

DOH chief named president-elect of National Health Directors Group

PROVIDENCE – State health directors across the nation have elected Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott, director of the R.I. Department of Health, as president-elect of the...
PICTURED FROM LEFT: Brian Goldner, chairman and CEO of Hasbro; Barbara Goldner; Dennis D. Keefe, president and CEO of Care New England; Rhoda Perry; Margaret D. "Peggy" Farrell, partner at Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP; Mary Marran; Patricia Thompson; and John Sinnott, vice president, Rhode Island District manager, Gilbane Building Co., at A Gallery Affair II at the Providence Art Club, which raised $88,000 for the Butler Hospital Foundation. / COURTESY CARE NEW ENGLAND

Butler Hospital Foundation’s annual fundraiser collects $88,000

PROVIDENCE – Butler Hospital Foundation’s fundraiser, A Gallery Affair II, raised more than $88,000 to benefit research at the Providence Art Club Sept. 19. More...
THE RHODE ISLAND Emergency Management Agency has developed a playbook for maintaining power at critical health care facilities in times of disaster.

RIEMA unveils emergency power preservation plan for critical health care facilities

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency’s playbook to safeguard electricity supplies for critical health care facilities during disasters, “Protecting Patients When Disaster Strikes,”...
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS participate in the Zombie Walk in Providence's Burnside Park before proceeding to the Rhode Island Statehouse, where an awards ceremony was held. /COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

DOH: Providence youth turning away from tobacco use

PROVIDENCE – Fewer Providence teenagers report using e-cigarettes and flavored-tobacco products than do their peers from other Rhode Island cities following Providence’s 2013 tobacco...
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March of Dimes recognizes R.I. for reduction in preterm birth rates

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island received the March of Dimes Virginia Apgar Prematurity Campaign Leadership Award on May 1 for the state’s dramatic reduction in...
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