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LEGAL MATTERS: How To Beat That Speeding Ticket—avoid the insurance hikes with these easy tips

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Michael King Continues to Dominate for Undefeated Hendricken Baseball—Hendricken sticks to winning ways...

Smithfield’s Matt Kuhar Gunning for State Tennis Title—Tennis star continues success...

B’s Win Game 3, Push Rangers To The Brink—take a commanding 3-0 lead in series

Marin, Brown Announce First Recruiting Class—adds 6 players to the program

Providence Mayoral Race Taking Shape—Providence Mayoral Race Taking Shape

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Providence Community Health Center In Final Phase of $45M Project

The Providence Community Health Centers nears completion with the final phase underway in South Providence.

Two health care institutions, a national retailer, and a major community economic development initiative announced their

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Women & Infants Offers Advanced Hereditary Testing

A new preventative analyses helps better detect cancer-causing gene mutations in women.

New tests called “next-generation sequencing” are now available through the Cancer Risk Assessment and Prevention Program

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NEW: RI Attorney General Appeals to FDA

Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin has written a letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration appealing for a black

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Olympian Joan Benoit Samuelson Coming To Central Falls

Marathon champion Joan Benoit Samuelson will join YWCA Rhode Island and the City of Central Falls in kicking off the

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Women & Infants: How To Prevent Teen Moms’ Post-Partum Depression

New research from Women & Infants shows a promising therapeutic approach to helping teen mothers with post partum depression.

By targeting the factors that may play a significant role in the development of postpartum depression (PPD) in adolescent

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Register Now for Girls On The Run RI

Support an awesome cause by registering for the Girls on the Run 10k, 5, and family fun run on June 1st.

Girls on the Run Rhode Island, a non-profit program that encourages healthy lifestyles among preteen girls, will hold a

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NEW: OB/GYN Assoc. Joins Lifespan’s Women’s Medicine Collaborative

Lifespan’s Women’s Medicine Collaborative has announced a new partnership with OB/GYN Associates, Inc., one of the state’s

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New RI License Plate For Breast Cancer Support Now Available

Rhode Islanders can now support breast cancer research with a new license plate with the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer

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slides: Warwick Dental Practice Closed For Controlled Substance Violations

A Warwick dental practice has been closed by the Rhode Island Department of Health (HEALTH), and two of its dentists cited

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Texting Too Much Linked To Lower College GPAs—Miriam Research

A new look at the texting patterns of college freshman and how they affect academic performance has some startling results.

The widespread use of media among college students – from texting to chatting on cell phones to posting status updates on

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Is It Time To Pay Men To Stay HIV-Safe—Brown Research

Research conducted by Brown University professor Omar Galárraga explores whether paying for safe behavior can prevent HIV transmission.

Should we pay for "good" behavior, particularly if it might save lives? Studies have found that conditional cash transfer

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RI Hospital Neurologists Attack Alzheimer’s Disease

24,000 Rhode Islanders suffer from Alzheimer's Disease. RI Hospital neurologists are working on several fronts of therapy and detection.

Few diseases have put as immense a burden on overall health, the economy, and medical research as Alzheimer's. The disease

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RI Hospital One of Only ERs in US To Offer MRI Scans

Emergency room visits at RI Hospital will be expedited by the addition of an MRI unit.

Rhode Island Hospital is expanding its emergency department (ED) services with the addition of a magnetic resonance

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Prison Methadone Policy Sends Inmates Back To Heroin

Forced methadone withdrawal in prisons may lead, in fact, to heroin use, according to new research from the Center for Prisoner Health and Human Rights.

Methadone treatment for opioid dependence remains widely unavailable behind bars in the United States, and many inmates

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