News Releases for 2004

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VA Patients Get Better Chronic, Preventive Care Than Similar U.S. Adults — December 20, 2004

RAND Study Says 50-State Assessment of Student Reading Shows Students in Grades 4-12 Lag Behind Federal Goals — December 16, 2004

RAND Report Proposes Ways to Cut Support for Radical Islam and Terrorism — December 15, 2004

RAND Study of Embedding Reporters with U.S. Troops Concludes Effort in Iraq Was a Success — December 07, 2004

RAND Report Says U.S. Government Should Set Strategy to Protect Container Shipping Industry Against Terror Attacks — December 06, 2004

RAND Corporation Completes Move to Innovative Headquarters Building — December 02, 2004

RAND Study Concludes That Nation Should Support Test Facilities to Preserve Aeronautics Industry — November 24, 2004

RAND Establishes Three New Vice Presidential Posts — November 23, 2004

RAND Study Finds Law Enforcement Agencies Expecting Terrorist Attacks Are Generally Better Prepared — November 17, 2004

RAND Corporation and Humana to Test Clinical QA Tools — November 09, 2004

RAND Europe Study Finds "Virtual Smart Organizations" Are Addressing New Opportunities of the Global Digital Economy Head-on — November 08, 2004

Former U.S. Ambassador David Aaron to Direct RAND Center for Middle East Public Policy — November 04, 2004

Alan Hoffman Joins RAND Corporation as Vice President of External Affairs — September 30, 2004

RAND Study Finds First Link Between Suburban Sprawl and Increase in Chronic Health Ailments — September 27, 2004

RAND Study Recommends Faster Check-In, Improved Screening As Short-Term Security Improvements at Los Angeles Airport — September 24, 2004

RAND Study Shows U.S. Public Support for Domestic Family Planning Remains High; Lags for Program Abroad — September 16, 2004

RAND Issues Pocket-Edition Terrorism Survival Guides Downloadable for PDAs, Home Printers — September 15, 2004

RAND Study Finds Adolescents Who Watch a Lot of TV with Sexual Content Have Sex Sooner — September 07, 2004

Susan Everingham to Direct International Programs at RAND — September 03, 2004

RAND Study Shows Community-Based Drug Treatment Programs Can Help Youths Curb Drug Use, Improve Mental Health — September 01, 2004

RAND Announces Leadership of New Research Unit for Infrastructure, Safety and Environment — August 30, 2004

RAND Study Finds Modest Increase in Physical Education Can Help Cut Number of Overweight Young Girls — August 27, 2004

Raymond I. Skilling Named Head of RAND Institute for Civil Justice Board of Overseers — August 26, 2004

Study of Racial Profiling in Oakland Finds Mixed Evidence of Bias in Stop Decisions; Evidence of Bias in Searches — August 24, 2004

NYSE Chairman John Reed Speaks at RAND Graduate School Commencement, As 20 Doctorates in Policy Analysis Are Awarded — July 17, 2004

RAND Study Says U.S. Needs to Improve International Skills of Future Leaders — July 13, 2004

RAND Study Finds California Medical Malpractice Award Caps Have Cut Payments By 30 Percent to Those Those Who Win Lawsuits — July 12, 2004

RAND-NIOSH Study Says New Approach Needed to Protect Emergency Responder in Terrorist Attacks and Disasters — June 16, 2004

Farouk El-Baz Joins RAND-Qatar Policy Institute Board — June 07, 2004

RAND Report Says State Arts Agencies Need to Reach Out to Broader Public in Order to Avoid Cycle of Budget Woes — June 04, 2004

RAND Researchers Say Immigration Alone Will Not Solve Europe's Pension Crisis — June 03, 2004

RAND Report Raises Concerns About Parts of California Public Health System — June 02, 2004

Military Technology Expert Eugen C. Gritton to Lead RAND National Security Research Division — May 24, 2004

RAND Study Finds Patients with Chronic Conditions Cut Use of Preventive Drugs When Drug Co-Payments Double — May 18, 2004

Immigration Alone Will Not Solve Europe's Pension Crisis — May 11, 2004

Businesses Indicate Significant Growth in Fear of Terrorist Attacks — May 10, 2004

People at Risk of Receiving Poor Health Care in All Parts of the United States — May 04, 2004

RAND/UCLA Study Finds Problems in Medication Prescribing for Vulnerable Older Patients — May 03, 2004

RAND Europe Researcher Receives Medal for Heroic Actions During Attack in Iraq — April 30, 2004

Sesame Street Comes to Afghanistan — April 29, 2004

RAND Study Says U.S. Coast Guard Should Speed Modernization — April 26, 2004

RAND Study Finds Medical Schools Get 45 Percent of Federal Research and Development Funds Going to Higher Education — April 20, 2004

RAND Examines What U.S. Can Learn About Domestic Intelligence Collection from UK, France, Canada and Australia — April 07, 2004

Improving Primary Care Treatment for Depression Creates Long-Lasting Improvements for Minority Patients — April 05, 2004

Publicly Available Federal Geospatial Information of Little Unique Use to Terrorists — March 25, 2004

RAND Study Describes How West Can Counter Radical Islam — March 18, 2004

RAND Study Warns That South Koreans’ Long-Term Support for Alliance with U.S. Threatened By Differences Over North Korea — March 12, 2004

Charitable Giving to Higher Education Stabilizes in 2003; Gifts from Alumni Rebound After a Sharp One-Year Decline — March 11, 2004

Cost of Treatment for Obesity-Related Medical Problems Growing Dramatically — March 09, 2004

Spending Differences Related to Race and Gender Disappear During Last Year of Life for Medicare Recipients — March 03, 2004

RAND Study Says Demographic Shifts, Technological Change and Economic Globalization Will Affect Future U.S. Workforce and Workplace — February 17, 2004

RAND Study Finds Choosing Hospice Care Raises Medicare Costs for the Last Year of Life — February 16, 2004

RAND Study Finds African American Teens Less Likely Than Others to Become Regular Smokers — February 03, 2004

RAND Study Says Lessons from Private Sector Might Help Improve Education — January 21, 2004

Choosing Busiest Hospitals May Not Be Best Way to Seek Highest Quality Care — January 13, 2004

RAND Study Says Disability Rates Rise, Finds Link to Obesity — January 08, 2004