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New study finds R.I. clinicians among least likely to check cholesterol...
PROVIDENCE – A newly released study shows that Rhode Island doctors are among those least likely to regularly check cholesterol levels for patients on statins – medications...
Study: R.I. workforce faces moderate AI job disruption risk
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s workforce faces a moderate risk of disruption from artificial intelligence, with 2.76% of workers employed in occupations considered highly exposed...
Brown Health participating in regional trial targeting lower back pain
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Hospital and Newport Hospital are recruiting volunteers for a clinical trial targeting chronic lower back pain caused by degenerative disc disease.
The two hospitals, both owned...
R.I. among top 5 states with most housing issue searches, study...
PROVIDENCE – A recent study by home warranty company Cinch Home Services ranks Rhode Island as the state with the fifth-most housing issues, recording...
Smart Cart study aims to promote healthier grocery purchases via app
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened interest in online grocery shopping apps, which continue to enjoy popularity today.
Maya Vadiveloo, an associate professor...
R.I. roads still among worst in the nation, studies find
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s roads continue to be rated among the worst in the nation.
Both ConsumerAffairs and the Reason Foundation this year ranked the...
WalletHub: R.I. 6th-best state in nation to have a baby, Mass....
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island and Massachusetts remain among the best states in the nation to have a baby, according to a report by WalletHub.
In...
Polaris MEP issues survey to capture insights from manufacturing sector
PROVIDENCE – Polaris MEP is set to release a new edition of its "State of RI Manufacturing" study, which aims to provide an updated perspective...
Latino Policy Institute study shows disparities in graduation and retention rates...
PROVIDENCE – A study released Feb. 26 by the Latino Policy Institute highlights challenges Latino students faced while attending Rhode Island College, noting “significant”...
Smiley: Providence’s nearly $1B late-night industry needs own mayor
PROVIDENCE – Mayor Brett P. Smiley says the city's bustling nightlife will require an overnight "mayor" of its own after a newly released study...
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