Tag: National Institutes Of Health
UMass Dartmouth faculty member awarded $2.7M NIH research grant
DARTMOUTH – University of Massachusetts Dartmouth associate professor Hua Fang was awarded a $2.7 million National Institutes of Health Research Project Grant, the university...
Women & Infants experts find link between high screen time, cognitive...
PROVIDENCE – Children who were born two months or more prematurely, and who are allowed high amounts of screen time, are at a serious...
Butler Hospital doctor appointed to NIH mental health council
PROVIDENCE – Dr. Patricia Ryan Recupero of Butler Hospital has begun serving on the National Advisory Mental Health Council of the National Institutes of...
Women & Infants Hospital recruits participants for gestational diabetes screening study
PROVIDENCE – Women & Infants Hospital is taking part in a new study aimed at better understanding the role that blood glucose levels plays...
Five Questions With: Mary Carskadon
Mary Carskadon, director of chronobiology and sleep research at Bradley Hospital, discusses a new research center aimed at exploring links between sleep and mental...
Pro-Change Behavior Systems awarded $378.5K from NIH
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Pro-Change Behavior Systems Inc. has been awarded a $378,553 grant from the National Institutes of Health for development of an individualized...
Bradley Hospital receives $10M grant for first-of-its-kind sleep research center
EAST PROVIDENCE – Bradley Hospital has received a $10 million National Institutes of Health award to support the creation of the country’s research center...
Rhode Island Hospital researcher launches study into postoperative brain health
PROVIDENCE – A study on post-surgery brain health and a possible link to illnesses such as Alzheimer’s disease is now enrolling participants at Rhode...
Hasbro Children’s Hospital to take part in international sepsis study
PROVIDENCE – An international comparison study on fluids used to treat sepsis in children now includes Hasbro Children’s Hospital.
Hasbro plans to enroll patients in...
ResusciTech CPR smartphone innovation nets $40K accelerator grant
PROVIDENCE – An innovation by Brown University graduate Abigail Kohler, co-founder and CEO of ResusciTech, has won a $40,000 grant in the American Heart...
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