Richard Laliberte

Aug 20, 2024 | menshealthlatam.com | Richard Laliberte

Lo entendemos. Acudir a una consulta médica usualmente es incómodo y costoso. Nadie despierta con ganas de que le hagan un examen físico o le introduzcan una aguja en el brazo, pero en ocasiones una prueba muy simple y una breve conversación con un especialista pueden ahorrarte problemas, sufrimiento y dinero a largo plazo. Si has estado lidiando con alguna molestia pero has optado por posponer la atención médica, es hora de ponerle fin a esa espera, amigo.

Jun 13, 2024 | motifri.com | Richard Laliberte

I first met Samantha (not her real name) in late 2019, mere months before the pandemic would cause perpetual change and adaptation. At the time, a career promotion left me with some free time and a desire to give back. I had coached Little League in the summer and handed out backpacks in the autumn to Providence Public School students. Then, in November, I decided to pack brown-bag lunches, 20 to 30 at a time, to hand out to folks downtown in the evening.

Jun 4, 2024 | motifri.com | Richard Laliberte

This month I spoke with Jennifer Stevens of the RI Commission on Prejudice and Bias, who was kind enough to share how they are working hand-in-hand with law enforcement and members of the general public to create a safer community for all. Richard Laliberte (Motif): Tell our readers about the RI Commission on Prejudice and Bias. What is the overall history and your goals? Jennifer Stevens: Sure, Rich. I appreciate you and Motif taking an interest.

May 30, 2024 | motifri.com | Richard Laliberte

From when I turned eighteen, all the way through my mid-thirties, I worked in a hospital setting. I spent a significant portion of that time working overnight shifts, from midnight to 8am. This bustling capital city institution hosted a 24-hour emergency room, general medical floors, and a myriad of mental health units. Most mornings, I would come home drained and primed for sleep.

May 28, 2024 | brainandlife.org | Richard Laliberte

Research October/November 2017 By Richard Laliberte "It just happened out of the blue," says Jeff Arison of Crystal Lake, IL, explaining the mysterious onset of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) when he was 31. He was, he says, "a regular guy." He loved sports, playing golf, driving cars, and hanging with friends.