The program services members of the community living with Parkinson's Disease, offering therapy for clients, and education for students.
The $455,000 grant will fund training for local pharmacists to initiate and administer medications to treat opioid use disorder
The formal agreement creates a URI research hub in the capital city and bolsters research efforts of both institutions.
URI pharmacologists continue College of Pharmacy’s tradition of marine research, expanding into freshwater systems—and wading into the muck
Partnership with OSCIL provides no- or low-cost hearing aids to those in need at full-service audiology clinic on the URI campus
RI Department of Health officials say people shouldn't drink water or eat fish from the lake. Avoid fishing, boating, and kayaking.
RI Department of Health officials say people shouldn't drink water or eat fish from the pond. Avoid fishing, boating, and kayaking.
See the Rhode Island hospitals named to the list, along with their score, location and network.
URI Psychology Professor Nicole Weiss’ funded study explores the desire to dampen even positive feelings among those facing the disorder
URI Pharmacy Professor Jyothi Menon’s research supported by National Institutes of Health and White House ‘Cancer Moonshot’ program
Professor Jaime Ross’ study finds ‘widespread’ infiltration, potential for serious health consequences, including Alzheimer's
About 30 percent of people with EEE die, and many survivors have ongoing neurological problems, Rhode Island health officials say.
No mosquitos trapped in Rhode Island this season have tested positive for the less common Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
Vibrio parahaemolyticus symptoms can include diarrhea, abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, headache, fever, and chills.
The agency’s Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings for 2023 include 54 more 5-star hospitals than last year.
See ways to prevent heat-related illness and deaths during the hot days of summer in Narragansett, the rest of Rhode Island, and beyond.
State environmental officials say lifeguards found around 15-to-20 syringes that washed onto the beach with driftwood and seaweed.
All screenings will be private and provided by dermatologists and dermatology residents affiliated with Brown Dermatology.
The greatest prevalence for Rhode Island residents with depression diagnoses was among people ages 19-23, according to the CDC.
The state's Beach Monitoring Program oversees water quality testing at beaches during the summer months to make sure the water is safe.
The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) recommended the closure because of high bacteria levels making it unsafe to swim.
Professor Thaís São-João aims to improve quality of life for fishermen, potentially increasing fish landing impacting the blue economy
Nutrition professor Marie Mortreux’s work, partly funded by NASA, could help inform long-term space flight planning
Pilot study published in New England Journal of Medicine shows patients can safely start care in community pharmacies without a physician.
Graduate student Chrissie Wojciechowski seeks volunteers for study in advanced kinesiology labs, including the Motion Analysis Lab
RIDOH's State Health Laboratories confirmed that blue-green algae has been at acceptably low levels and that cyanotoxins are not present.
$1.3 million award will fund distribution of thousands of life-saving Narcan kits, community overdose reversal training
The Leapfrog Group has a 10-year history of assigning letter grades to general hospitals throughout the United States.
Assistant Professor Matthew Bertin’s study funded by $400,000 federal grant focuses on freshwater lakes, rivers
Neuroscientist, pharmacy professor Jessica Alber secures funding to study retinal scanning as diagnostic tool
English Labrador will work with clients in the Psychological Counseling Center, members of campus community
URI College of Pharmacy researchers partner with JWU to leverage culinary nutrition and food science to encourage maple syrup consumption
The office for continuing ed in the College of Pharmacy has expanded to offer training to health care professionals across the board.
Local resident uses Narcan that URI Pharmacy students gave him and taught him to use to reverse an overdose just two days later
URI Professor of Health Studies Nekehia Quashie's study on avoiding isolation during a pandemic published in the European Journal on Ageing
State health officials had recommended closing the beach for swimming on Aug. 5 due to high levels of bacteria in the water.
State officials said people shouldn't drink water or eat fish from the lake. Avoid fishing, boating, and kayaking.
The Rhode Island Department of Health recommended the closure because of high bacteria levels making it unsafe to swim.
Officials said the man was in his 50s and developed neurological symptoms, but he's now recovering.
URI College of Nursing Professor Susan Desanto-Madeya’s major federally-funded study aims to find path over barriers to equitable care