The Regimen

Welcome back to the Regimen, a public health podcast! Listen to meet our hosts for season 10, Elisa Piraino and Dr. Jeffrey Bratberg, and get a sneak peek at what we will discuss throughout this season.

In this episode of The Regimen, we discuss the deep correlation of gun safety and public health. Join us as we explore the critical issues surrounding responsible firearm ownership and the impact on community well-being.

Whether you are a gun owner or simply concerned for the safety of your community this episode provides important information on what we can do to have a safer, healthier future.

In this special episode of The Regimen we have Dr. Brindley Rospars joining us. She is a recent URI graduate doing her fellowship in Global Medical Affairs in Neuroscience for Janssen Pharmaceutical.

Tune in to find out about her experience at URI and how URI helped her get to where she is right now!

In this episode of The Regimen, we dissect the crucial topic of HPV vaccination among college students. Join us as we explore the significance of HPV vaccine and the compelling reasons why it's important for college students to get vaccinated.

Don't miss this vital discussion on how the vaccine can protect both the health of individuals and the broader community!

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Dr. Todd Brothers, a faculty member at the URI College of Pharmacy, to delve into his extensive teaching journey and his profound expectations for the ever evolving field of pharmacy.

Join us as we explore his vision for the future of pharmacy education and how it intertwines with the rapidly advancing landscape of pharmacy.

In this episode of The Regimen, we cover the latest update on fall vaccines. Explore the new COVID 19 vaccine, the importance of the annual flu vaccine, and the new RSV vaccines.

Join us for a quick dive into these critical updates!

Tune into The Regimen- your updates for Rhode Island public health.

We're back to school and Aneesha is back on The Regimen! Season 1 host Aneesha is here to talk about her experience at the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy.

Tune into The Regimen - your updates for Rhode Island public health. Join our discussion about what other substances are being found in street drug supply, different technologies and workflow used to test drug samples, how and where drug checking can be implemented, and so much more.

Joining us today is Jarred Aasen, a pharmacist who received Canada’s first federal exemption for a drug-checking service, through his organization Lantern Services.

This episode concludes season 8 of The Regimen. Ashley and Lucas had so much fun during this experience as co hosts. Thank you for all of the support these last few weeks!

Tune into The Regimen: your updates for Rhode Island public health. Join our discussion about how we believe ChatGPT and other AI models may be implemented into the healthcare system.