For years, Dennis Bailer has looked to overdose prevention centers abroad as good drug policy. Now, with City Council approval, one is coming to Providence.

Researchers across four Rhode Island institutions received a combined $6 million in federal grant funding to help improve the state’s coastal resiliency.

Researchers across four Rhode Island institutions received a combined $6 million in federal grant funding to help improve the state’s coastal resiliency.

A commanding view of the I-Way Bridge is outside Dr. Abrar Qureshi’s 10th floor office window at Rhode Island Hospital. It’s in sharp contrast to the metal containers and material scarcity of the Jordanian and Turkish refugee camps he worked in over the course of five missions to the region since he first volunteered when the Syrian-American Medical Society needed a dermatologist in 2015.

In 2022, the number of people with serious firework injuries admitted to Rhode Island Hospital's and Hasbro Children Hospitals’ trauma center was double that of the previous three years.

A commanding view of the I-Way Bridge is outside Dr. Abrar Qureshi’s 10th floor office window at Rhode Island Hospital. It’s in sharp contrast to the metal containers and material scarcity of the Jordanian and Turkish refugee camps he worked in over the course of five missions to the region since he first volunteered when the Syrian-American Medical Society needed a dermatologist in 2015.

In 2022, the number of people with serious firework injuries admitted to Rhode Island Hospital's and Hasbro Children Hospitals’ trauma center was double that of the previous three years.

The state’s largest health system has announced a major leadership change with the sudden departure of the president in charge of both Rhode Island Hospital and Hasbro Children’s Hospital.

Researchers across four Rhode Island institutions received a combined $6 million in federal grant funding to help improve the state’s coastal resiliency.

Researchers across four Rhode Island institutions received a combined $6 million in federal grant funding to help improve the state’s coastal resiliency.

A commanding view of the I-Way Bridge is outside Dr. Abrar Qureshi’s 10th floor office window at Rhode Island Hospital. It’s in sharp contrast to the metal containers and material scarcity of the Jordanian and Turkish refugee camps he worked in over the course of five missions to the region since he first volunteered when the Syrian-American Medical Society needed a dermatologist in 2015.

In 2022, the number of people with serious firework injuries admitted to Rhode Island Hospital's and Hasbro Children Hospitals’ trauma center was double that of the previous three years.

A commanding view of the I-Way Bridge is outside Dr. Abrar Qureshi’s 10th floor office window at Rhode Island Hospital. It’s in sharp contrast to the metal containers and material scarcity of the Jordanian and Turkish refugee camps he worked in over the course of five missions to the region since he first volunteered when the Syrian-American Medical Society needed a dermatologist in 2015.

In 2022, the number of people with serious firework injuries admitted to Rhode Island Hospital's and Hasbro Children Hospitals’ trauma center was double that of the previous three years.

The state’s largest health system has announced a major leadership change with the sudden departure of the president in charge of both Rhode Island Hospital and Hasbro Children’s Hospital.