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Brown University names Giuliani RNA Center after donors

PROVIDENCE – Brown University will name its research center focused on RNA science the Giuliani RNA Center in recognition of a financial gift from...

East Bay Community Action Program names Raney new medical director

EAST PROVIDENCE – The East Bay Community Action Program recently announced Dr. Jennifer Raney has been named its new medical director. In her new role,...

Neighborhood Health Plan names new chair, adds 2 board members

SMITHFIELD – Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island recently announced that Alison Croke, CEO of Wood River Health Services, will serve as the new...
GOING ON FOOT: Sonia Rodriguez, holding the green umbrella, of Smithfield leads the “Walk with a Doc” at South Main Street in Providence in June. Although there was no doctor on this particular walk and it was threatening to rain, the participants forged ahead because the health-related program has also become a social exercise. 
PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Questions for a doctor? These walkers gladly trek 2 miles to...

Jay Mendes had become very familiar with the waiting room at The Miriam Hospital’s Men’s Health Center in Providence after going to countless appointments...

Five Questions With: Dr. Arshad Iqbal

June is considered National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month. Dr. Arshad Iqbal, chief of Kent County Memorial Hospital’s Division of Neurology and Department of...
A CLOSE LOOK: Carolina Carrillo, a Warren Alpert Medical School student, conducts a health examination of a Calcutt Middle School student at the SMART Plus clinic at Calcutt in Central Falls. Medical students also serve as mentors for middle schoolers interested in the field of health care. 
COURTESY WARREN ­ALPERT MEDICAL SCHOOL

At this school clinic, students get checkups, then career mentoring

As Rhode Island continues to face a shortage of health care workers, a first-of-its-kind program using students from Brown University’s medical school is attempting...

Fitch upgrades Care New England’s bonds, Issuer Default Rating to ‘BB’

PROVIDENCE – Fitch Ratings recently upgraded its long-term rating on Care New England Health System’s bonds to “BB” from “BB-.” The rating applies to $101.5...
OCEAN BIOMEDICAL Inc. is expanding into the energy and digital-asset sectors while announcing it has been delisted on the Nasdaq exchange and a founding member has resigned from its board of directors, according to its filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on April 22.

SEC filing of the week: Ocean Biomedical expands into energy, digital...

PROVIDENCE – Ocean Biomedical Inc. is expanding into the energy and digital-asset sectors while announcing it has been delisted on the Nasdaq Stock Market...
DEVELOPING SITUATION: About 7 acres of land in the I-195 Redevelopment District remain available for build-out. The 195 District Park on the west side of the Providence River, seen above, will remain open space – except for a 3,500-square-foot food and beverage pavilion under construction near the center of the park. 
PBN PHOTO/ARTISTIC IMAGES

CAUTION ZONE? As I-195 district projects proceed, economic factors have some...

Developer D+P Real Estate Inc. toiled for years on plans for a six-story, 240,000-square-foot, mixed-use building along Interstate 195 in Providence that would have...
AS MUCH AS 25,000 Rhode Islanders may be left without a primary care provider after Anchor Medical Associates closes by June 30, leaving some scrambling to ease the strain it will cause on the state's already fragile health care system. / PBN FILE PHOTO

Is Anchor Medical’s closure spurring action to solve primary care?

The looming closure of Anchor Medical Associates has highlighted a critical dilemma facing Rhode Island’s health system: Tens of thousands of patients are in...
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