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A week-long "cerebral celebration" marked BrainWeek RI, an effort to engage in conversation with the public around brain research in Rhode Island.
Crime, punishment and compassion as pathways in the brain
PROVIDENCE – What does the quintupling of U.S. incarceration rates since the 1920s have to do with transmagnetic cranial stimulation? What does either have to do with compassion?The answers to … more
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On a video on the electroCore website, a "patient" demonstrates the ease of use of the hand-held, non-invasive biomedical device, gammaCore, to relieve pain from migraines, through stimulation of the vagus nerve.
Neuromodulation may shift the paradigm on pain
PROVIDENCE – On Tuesday, Feb. 12, students enrolled in the class taught by Dr. Patricia Nolan at the School of Public Health at Brown University will present a hypothetical case study on … more
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Dr. Rebekah Gardner, the co-author of a new study, “Physician stress and burnout: the impact of health information technology."
Stress, burnout and endless inbox messaging, oh my
PROVIDENCE – It was the afternoon before Christmas, Dec. 24, 2018, and all through the Rhode Island Hospital cafeteria, everyone was stirring. A steady stream of nurses, doctors, orderlies and … more
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