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Rhode Island Comedian’s New TV Special Shines a Light on Chronic Illness

Doug Ouimette’s new comedy special, “I Can’t Stand Stand-Up Comedy,” explores his wife’s experience with chronic fatigue syndrome and how the family finds laughter through the pain.

Lauren Clem,

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Q&A: How Personal Coach Montana DePasquale is Running the Show

DePasquale guides both beginning runners and seasoned pros to put their best foot forward.

Jamie Coelho,

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Sweat Your Way to a Fit Body and Mind with These Local Fitness Studios

Rhode Island has a wide range of options to suit your New Year's resolution needs.

Marissa Barrett,

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Sneak Preview: Prescription for Pain by Philip Eil

The local freelance writer tells the story about a massive “pill mill” scheme in southern Ohio that was run by his father's former classmate, Dr. Paul Volkman.

Jamie Coelho,

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Hapi Brand Infuses Iconic Rhode Island Food and Drinks with Cannabis

Try cannabis-infused Del's lemonade, Original Italian Bakery pizza chips and coffee syrup, all available at local dispensaries.

Jamie Coelho,

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Order This: Lower-Calorie Dunkin’ Drinks

Rhode Islanders sure do love their coffee, but if you’re cutting calories, what’s the best Dunkin’ drink to run on?

Samantha Labrecque, Kaitlyn Murray,

Tickets Now on Sale for the Rhode Island Holistic Healing Association’s 2023 “Connect and Unify” Expo

Taking place on October 28, the event will feature Roland Comtois as keynote speaker.

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New LGBTQ+ Donor Rules Open Up Eligibility at the Rhode Island Blood Center

After years of advocacy, the RIBC is changing its donor screening questions in accordance with new guidelines from the FDA.

Lauren Clem,

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2023 Excellence in Nursing Awards

Meet the people who serve as the backbone of the health care community and learn why they choose to serve us every day.

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