Recent News Releases
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Opening Medicare to Americans Aged 50 to 64 Would Cut Their Insurance Costs, but Drive Up Insurance Prices for Younger People November 18, 2019
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Policies That Punish Pregnant Women for Substance Use Are Linked to Higher Rates of Newborns Experiencing Opioid Withdrawal November 13, 2019
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Capacity Limits in Australian Health Care System Could Delay Widespread Access to a Future Alzheimer's Treatment November 11, 2019
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Americans Have More Free Time Than Generally Recognized; Study Suggests Lack of Leisure Time Is Not a Barrier to Physical Activity October 28, 2019
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RAND Corporation Will Lead Effort to Measure Success of California Census Participation Effort October 21, 2019
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Hostile Social Manipulation by Russia and China a Growing but Poorly Understood Threat September 04, 2019
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U.S. Deaths Involving Synthetic Opioids Are Unprecedented; Policymakers Must Pursue Innovative Strategies to Reverse Tide August 29, 2019
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Americans' Spending on Illicit Drugs Nears $150 Billion Annually; Appears to Rival What Is Spent on Alcohol August 20, 2019
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Award-Winning Haaretz Journalist Amos Harel Named RAND Visiting Israel Fellow August 12, 2019
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California Rules to Limit Surprise Medical Bills Are Working, but Influence Insurer-Provider Bargaining August 12, 2019
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Follow the Money: How the United States Can Counteract the Islamic State's Plans for a Comeback August 08, 2019
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Sports Participation Gap Exists Between Youth from Lower-Income and Middle-Income Families July 18, 2019
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Child Psychiatry Telephone Consultation Programs Help Increase Mental Health Services for Children July 15, 2019
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Parents Who Provide Financial Assistance to Unemployed Adult Children Curb Food Consumption, Work More, and Decrease Retirement Savings July 09, 2019
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RAND Corporation Announces Korea Policy Chair June 27, 2019
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Social Marketing Campaign Focused on Reducing Mental Illness Stigma May Have Increased Use of Services by Those in Need June 26, 2019
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Young Adults Who Live Near Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Use Marijuana More Often, Have More-Positive Views June 17, 2019
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Smaller City Effort to Aid Chronically Homeless Has Success, Cuts Use of Municipal Services June 05, 2019
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Lack of Sleep May Increase Likelihood of Teens Engaging in Risky Behaviors June 03, 2019
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Creating Prison-Based College Program That Continues After Release Presents Challenges, but Can Have Success May 22, 2019
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Some Asian Nations Reforming Drug Policies; China Unlikely to Curb Fentanyl Exports in Short Term May 15, 2019
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U.S. Journalism Has Become More Subjective May 14, 2019
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Private Health Plans Pay Hospitals 241% of What Medicare Would Pay May 09, 2019
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The 'Telephone First' Approach by GPs Does Not Work for All Patients May 08, 2019
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U.S. Military Gaps in Funding and Personnel Need Addressing to Deter Global Aggression May 07, 2019
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Allowing Pharmacists to Directly Dispense Opioid Antidote Can Sharply Cut Opioid Overdose Deaths May 06, 2019
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Using Cannabis and Tobacco/Nicotine Together Is Linked to Heavier Use and Poorer Functioning Among Young Adults April 29, 2019
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Nonviolent Ways the United States Could Exploit Russian Vulnerabilities April 24, 2019
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Human Smuggling Via Central America Generates Hundreds of Millions of Dollars, but Transnational Criminal Groups May Not Be Main Culprits April 22, 2019
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Primary Care Services Account for a Small Share of Medicare Spending April 15, 2019
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Unconventional Approaches Could Help Deter Russian Intimidation and Aggression Against the Baltic States April 15, 2019
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Graphic Warning Labels on Tobacco Packages Can Deter Some Smokers from Buying Cigarettes April 09, 2019
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Principal Pipelines Benefit Students, Reduce Principal Turnover April 08, 2019
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Countering Violent Extremism Programs May Gain Insights from Each Other April 04, 2019
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Women Leave U.S. Coast Guard at Higher Rates Than Men; More Equitable Personnel Policies Could Help Narrow Gap March 29, 2019
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Seismic Safety Upgrades May Cost California Hospitals Billions, Increase Number of Hospitals in Financial Distress March 28, 2019
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Andrew Marshall, RAND Researcher Who Founded Department of Defense's 'Internal Think-Tank,' Dies at 97 March 26, 2019
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Sally Sleeper Named New RAND Arroyo Center Director March 19, 2019
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How Two or More Trips to the Bathroom at Night Are Costing the UK Economy £4.5 Billion a Year March 12, 2019
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How Two or More Trips to the Bathroom at Night Are Costing the U.S. Economy $44.4 Billion a Year March 12, 2019
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Paying Patients to Use Lower-Price Health Providers Can Result in Savings March 04, 2019
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Younger Americans Much More Likely to Have Been Arrested Than Previous Generations; Increase Is Largest Among Whites and Women February 25, 2019
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Terrorism Prevention Programs Need Strengthening If They Are to Be Effective February 14, 2019
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Reformulation of OxyContin to Discourage Abuse Linked to Higher Rates of Hepatitis C Infections February 04, 2019
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Study Links Long-Term Unemployment to Increase in Babies Born with Opioid Withdrawal January 30, 2019
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Middle Eastern Communities Can Resist Sectarianism January 14, 2019
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National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research Releases First Request for Research Proposals January 07, 2019
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Harold Brown, Former U.S. Defense Secretary and Secretary of the Air Force, Dies at 91 January 05, 2019
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Adolescent Marijuana Use Fell After Legalization in Washington; Study Highlights Need to Use Better Data to Follow Youth Use Trends December 19, 2018
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Islamic State Proves Greater Draw for U.S.-Born Recruits Than al Qaeda December 18, 2018
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Syrian Refugees in Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon Can Add Value to Local Economies December 13, 2018
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Providing Supervised Medical-Grade Heroin to Heavy Users Can Reduce Harms; Approach Merits Pilot Study in U.S. December 06, 2018
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RAND Report Evaluates Possible Economic Benefits of Using 5.9 GHz Band for WiFi November 29, 2018