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Support for EEA-Style Brexit Has Increased — October 11, 2018

Statement About Edward Gonzalez, RAND Consultant and Expert on Cuba — October 09, 2018

Expanding Specialist Care and Enhanced Coordination for Chronic Kidney Disease Can Improve Outcomes, Lower Costs — October 02, 2018

Attorney Robert Case Appointed as General Counsel of the Nonprofit RAND Corporation — October 02, 2018

Youth Who Use Vaping Products Are More Likely to Smoke Cigarettes, Increase Use of Both Over Time — October 02, 2018

Some European Countries Unprepared to Move Future Alzheimer's Treatment into Rapid Clinical Use — September 30, 2018

New Curriculum Offered to Teach Opioid Risks to Middle School Students — September 24, 2018

19th U.S. Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy Elected to RAND Board of Trustees — September 14, 2018

NIH Funds RAND Corporation Opioid Research Center Dedicated to Policies for Addressing the National Crisis — September 10, 2018

Hospital Rating Tools Should Allow Patients to Customize Rankings to Meet Their Individual Needs — August 29, 2018

Mobile Phones and Smartphone Apps Hold Promise for Allowing Patient Participation in Improving Medical Record Matching — August 22, 2018

Senior Fundraising Strategist to Lead Philanthropic Efforts at RAND, Pardee RAND Graduate School — August 20, 2018

Viewing Tobacco 'Power Wall' Linked to Adolescents' Willingness to Try Vaping Products — August 06, 2018

Single-Payer Health Plan in New York State Could Cover All Without Increasing Total Health Spending If Cost Growth Slows — August 01, 2018

Statement About Cyrus Tang, CEO and Chairman of Tang Industries — June 27, 2018

Christine Wormuth Appointed Director of RAND International Security and Defense Policy Center — June 27, 2018

Student-Run Mental Health Education Efforts May Help Improve Mental Health Climate on College Campuses — June 27, 2018

Use of Medication Therapy to Treat Opioid Abuse Among Medicaid Recipients Increased After Approval of New Drug — June 25, 2018

RAND Project Will Develop Quality Measures for Community-Based Care for the Seriously Ill — June 21, 2018

Opening School-Based Health Clinics Can Lower Teacher Health Costs — June 20, 2018

Risky Prescribing of Opioids Linked to More Fatal Overdoses and Other Deaths — June 18, 2018

Innovator John Seely Brown to Address Pardee RAND Graduates — June 08, 2018

Terrorism Cost the EU €180 Billion Between 2004 and 2016 — June 06, 2018

Frank C. Carlucci, Former Secretary of Defense and RAND Trustee, Dies at 87 — June 04, 2018

RAND Selected to Help Oversee National Effort to Increase Funding for Research on Gun Violence — May 31, 2018

RAND Europe (EU) Established in Belgium as Not-for-Profit International Association to be 'Focal Point' for RAND's EU Research Activity — May 22, 2018

Adolescents Who View More Medical Marijuana Advertising Are More Likely to Use Marijuana, Have Positive Views About the Drug — May 17, 2018

Statement About Dr. Donald W. Seldin — May 09, 2018

3D Printing Could Disrupt Labor Markets and National Security — May 09, 2018

VA Health System Generally Delivers Higher-Quality Care Than Other Health Providers — April 26, 2018

Direct-to-Consumer Telemedicine Can Deliver Routine Care to Affected People Following Natural Disasters — April 25, 2018

By 2040, Artificial Intelligence Could Upend Nuclear Stability — April 24, 2018

Charles J. Zwick, RAND Researcher and Donor Who Was LBJ's Budget Director, Dies at 91 — April 23, 2018

RAND Identifies New Strategies for Countering Russian Social Media Influence in Eastern Europe — April 12, 2018

RAND Study Examines Ways U.S. Can Better Counter Political Warfare — April 05, 2018

To Protect Overseas Interests, China Likely to Rely More on Contractors and Host Nation Forces Than Its Own Military — March 27, 2018

Evaluation of Mental Health Service Act in L.A. County Shows Services Reaching Those in Need — March 13, 2018

Large-Scale Study on Gun-Policy Effects Finds Important Gaps in Existing Research; Exceptions Include Child Access Prevention Laws, Some Other Common Policies — March 02, 2018

Few Civilian Health Providers in New York Ready to Provide Timely, Quality Care to Veterans — March 01, 2018

Link Between Medical Marijuana and Fewer Opioid Deaths Is More Complex Than Previously Reported — February 06, 2018

RAND Corporation Appoints Nicholas Burger Director of RAND Washington Office — January 16, 2018

$3 Million Gift from Leonard D. Schaeffer Supports RAND Corporation Employee Recognition Program — January 16, 2018

Declining Trust in Facts, Institutions Imposes Real-World Costs on U.S. Society — January 16, 2018

RAND Corporation Appoints Catherine Augustine Director of RAND Pittsburgh Office — January 10, 2018

Gift from the Korea Foundation Establishes Chair in Korea Policy Studies at RAND Corporation — January 09, 2018

Statement About Lovida H. Coleman Jr. — January 09, 2018

RAND Corporation Administering 2018 'Today's Army Spouse' Survey — January 02, 2018

New Supermarket in Low-Income Neighborhood May Trigger Economic and Health Improvements — December 19, 2017

Showing Adolescents Graphic Anti-Smoking Posters May Encourage Some to Try Smoking — December 13, 2017

UK Likely to Be Economically Worse-Off Outside the EU Under Most Plausible Trade Scenarios — December 12, 2017

Reforms to U.S. Child Welfare System Could Reduce Costs and Improve Outcomes — December 11, 2017

Not Everything Is Broken with U.S. Transportation and Water Infrastructure; Improved Targeted Strategies Needed to Fix Infrastructure Funding and Finance — December 05, 2017

Supportive Housing for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness in Los Angeles Saves Money During First Year — December 05, 2017

U.S. Health Care System Unprepared to Move Future Alzheimer's Treatment into Rapid Clinical Use — November 15, 2017

Introducing Autonomous Vehicles Sooner Could Save Hundreds of Thousands of Lives Over Time — November 07, 2017

Biosimilar Drugs May Reduce U.S. Health Spending by $54 Billion Over Next Decade — October 23, 2017