Researchers Offer New Approach to Track Former Prisoners’ Access to Community...
Currently no systems exist to measure and assess follow-up care for newly released HIV-positive inmates
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital First In New England To Test New Radiation Therapy That...
Study managed through Brown University Oncology Group will evaluate a novel technique to deliver an established method of breast cancer treatment which targets only the portion of the breast at risk.
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Study Finds Emergency Department Patients Prefer...
Patients surveyed about preferred interventions for seven behavioral issues including violence, substance use, risky sexual behavior
View ArticleHookah Smoking Increasingly Common Among First-Year College Women
Miriam Hospital study finds alcohol, marijuana use predicts hookah initiation, frequency.
View ArticleMiriam Researchers Urge Physicians to Ask Younger Men about Erectile...
Erectile dysfunction can be a red flag for heart disease in younger and middle-aged men, men with diabetes
View ArticleHealth Coaches Could Be Key to Successful Weight Loss, Study Suggests
First study to test health coaches for obesity epidemic shows that lay coaches could be a particularly cost-effective approach
View ArticleNational Group Honors Rena R. Wing, PhD, with Lifetime Achievement Award
Honored by American Psychological Association for contributions to weight control research
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Launches NIH-Funded Alzheimer’s Disease Registry
Registry will provide participants with information on Alzheimer’s prevention studies, education
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Conducting Study to Assess Efficacy of Catheter-Based...
Neurological activity to and from kidney may play key role in hypertension
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Study Finds Bariatric Patients with Significant...
These patients have a higher risk for heart disease, stroke, depression and post-operative complications
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Study Finds Use of Prescription Monitoring Drug...
Overdose has surpassed car accidents as leading cause of death in R.I., Conn.
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Researcher: Older Women May Not Benefit From...
Editorial states that data has not led to reduction in clinical use of radiotherapy in older women
View ArticleUnexpected Findings at Multi-Detector CT Scans: Less Reason to Worry
Rhode Island Hospital study looks at prevalence of clinically important incidental findings
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Study Shows Wine Has More Cardiovascular Benefits than...
Red wine dilates blood vessels; vodka induces collateral vessels to develop
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Awarded $10.8 Million Grant For Skeletal Health Research
National Institutes of Health grant to support translational research to develop repair strategies for cartilage and joint diseases
View ArticleRhode Island Hospital Study Finds Near-complete Blood Flow Restoration...
Previous studies touted partial restoration as enough to improve outcomes
View ArticleCan Yoga Help You Quit Smoking? Miriam Hospital Researchers Want to Know
37th Great American Smoke Out takes place on November 15
View ArticleAre “Hookups” Replacing Romantic Relationships on College Campuses?
Miriam Hospital study focuses on sexual behavior of first-year female college students
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Preventing Fatal Opiod Overdose: A Q&A with Josiah “Jody” Rich, MD, MPH
Josiah“Jody” Rich, MD, MPH In an article in this week’s issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, Miriam Hospital physician and researcher Josiah“Jody” Rich, MD, MPH, along with...
View ArticleIs That Nervous Feeling Social Anxiety Disorder, or Is It Simply A Case of...
Rhode Island Hospital researcher explores common mental disorder, treatment options and its impact on daily life
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