Recent News Releases

Risk of Sexual Assault in Army Varies Widely Across Bases, Units, and Occupational Specialties June 18, 2021
Job-Related Stress Threatens the Teacher Supply June 15, 2021
Janet Napolitano, Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Governor of Arizona, and University of California President, Named to RAND Board of Trustees June 14, 2021
Most Prescriptions for Opioid Addiction Medication Buprenorphine Are Written by a Small Number of Providers June 01, 2021
Evaluation of Safety Studies Affirms That Vaccines Are Safe for Children and Adults May 26, 2021
Rural School Districts Swifter to Return to In-Person Instruction Than Urban Districts May 11, 2021
U.S. Service Members in Generally Good Health, but Risky Behaviors Persist April 28, 2021
Liaison and Diversion Services Can Help Vulnerable People in the Criminal Justice System at a Time of Crisis and May Halve Custodial Sentences April 12, 2021
Public Trust of the Centers for Disease Control Falls During Coronavirus Pandemic April 05, 2021
Interviews with Former Extremists Reveal Multiple Paths to Developing Extreme Ideologies; Rejection of Extremism Often Aided by Friends and Groups April 02, 2021
$10 Million Gift from Epstein Family Foundation Establishes RAND Veterans Policy Research Institute April 01, 2021
Geographic Barriers to Behavioral Health Care May Put Remote Service Members at Risk March 31, 2021
Use of Common Cancer Screenings Rebounded Quickly After Dropping at Start of the Pandemic March 22, 2021
Growth of Telehealth During Pandemic Occurred Mostly in More Affluent and in Metropolitan Areas March 15, 2021
COVID-19 Testing in Schools Complex But Doable, Worth the Effort March 09, 2021
Risk of Sexual Assault in Military Higher in Locations and Units Where Sexual Harassment Is More Common March 02, 2021
Bundled Payments for Surgical Procedures With Copay Waivers Creates Substantial Cost Savings March 01, 2021
Black Americans Report High Levels of Vaccine Hesitancy, Including Among Health Care Workers March 01, 2021
Traditional U.S. Approaches to Middle East Not Working: Reimagined Strategy Would Lean Less on Massive Arms Sales, More on Development and Governance February 23, 2021
Stress Was Leading Reason Teachers Quit Before Pandemic, and COVID-19 Has Made Matters Worse February 22, 2021
Setting Hospital Prices Can Achieve Greater Savings Than Increasing Competition or Price Transparency February 18, 2021
Dr. Raynard Kington—Physician, Academic and Former NIH Deputy Director—Named to RAND Board of Trustees February 16, 2021
Low-Value Care Among Medicare Recipients Drops Only Marginally Despite Effort to Curb Practices February 16, 2021
Israelis Unwilling to Risk Two-State Solution; Palestinians Only Interested in Variant That Israelis Cannot Accept February 10, 2021
Odds of Leaving Military Double After Sexual Assault February 08, 2021
Nearly All Telehealth Appointments at Clinics for Lower-Income Americans Were Audio-Only, Raising Questions About Quality and Equity February 02, 2021
Troubles Paying Rent or Being Forced to Move Linked to Lower Levels of Sleep February 01, 2021
Prescription Drug Prices in the United States Are 2.56 Times Those in Other Countries January 28, 2021
Preliminary Report Suggests Baltimore Aerial Investigations Research Pilot Was Associated with Small Improvements in Solving Crimes January 27, 2021
Interest in a U.S. Grand Strategy of Restraint May Be Growing, So Advocates Need to Provide More Details January 22, 2021
Food Insecurity Spiked in Two African American Neighborhoods During Early Months of Pandemic January 21, 2021
Density of Marijuana Outlets Associated with More and Higher Use Among Young Adults January 13, 2021
Even Among Those Most Affected by COVID-19, Many Don't See Racism as a Barrier to Good Health January 13, 2021
Use of Telehealth Jumped as Pandemic Shutdown Began; Use Is Highest for Mental Health Services January 11, 2021
Transforming U.S. Mental Health System Is Possible; Broad Changes Will Be Needed to Improve Access and Quality January 11, 2021
Statement by Michael D. Rich on the U.S. Capitol Siege January 07, 2021
Prevalence of Psychological Distress During First Months of the Pandemic Equaled That Experienced During Prior Year January 04, 2021
Financial Woes Grow Worse Over Course of Coronavirus Pandemic; More Families Report Trouble Paying Bills December 17, 2020
Remote Learning Here to Stay Despite Challenges December 15, 2020
Most U.S. Social Studies Teachers Feel Unprepared to Teach Civic Learning, a Gap That Could Contribute to Truth Decay December 08, 2020
Survey Estimates More Than 1 in 4 FEMA Workers Experienced Civil Rights Violations December 02, 2020
Efforts Needed to Expand Ability of Family Members to Integrate into Formal Health Care Teams November 10, 2020
Preventive Health Care Dropped Significantly During First Two Months of Pandemic Lockdown; Study Finds Disparities in Switch to Telemedicine November 05, 2020
No Silver Bullet for Determining Safety of Automated Vehicles; Public Trust in AV Technology Rides on Multiple Assessments and Government Messaging October 29, 2020
COVID-19 'Vaccine Nationalism' Could Cost the World Up to $1.2 Trillion a Year October 28, 2020
For Health IT to Reach Its Potential to Improve Patient Care, New Focused Efforts Are Needed October 27, 2020
Facebook Users May Spread Russian Propaganda Less Often When They Are Aware of Its Source October 15, 2020
Coordinated Efforts on Twitter to Interfere in the U.S. Presidential Election Are Likely Foreign October 08, 2020
Insulin Prices Are Dramatically Higher in the United States Than in Other Countries October 06, 2020
Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections Focuses on Cultivating Distrust to Reduce Political Consensus October 01, 2020
Alcohol Consumption Rises Sharply During Pandemic Shutdown; Heavy Drinking by Women Rises 41% September 29, 2020
New Game, the First Offered by RAND to Public, Challenges Players to Design Defense Strategies for Uncertain World September 22, 2020
Private Health Plans in the U.S. Pay Hospitals 247% of What Medicare Would Pay September 18, 2020
Will Pandemic Concerns Cause Some Voters to Skip 2020 Election? Survey Finds Concerns Vary by Race, Education Levels, Party Affiliation August 27, 2020
RAND Launches Center to Advance Racial Equity Policy August 12, 2020
Many States Lack Flexible Voting and Registration Policies to Address Safety Concerns of Conducting Elections During COVID-19 August 05, 2020
Telemedicine Can Help Safety-Net Providers Expand Specialized Medical Services July 29, 2020
Project Will Create First Digital Health Dataset That Includes Traditionally Underrepresented Groups July 28, 2020
China 2050: How the U.S. Should Prepare for an Ascendant China July 24, 2020
Care for Veterans with Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders Requires Improvement July 22, 2020

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Risk of Sexual Assault in Army Varies Widely Across Bases, Units, and Occupational Specialties June 18, 2021

Job-Related Stress Threatens the Teacher Supply June 15, 2021

Janet Napolitano, Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Governor of Arizona, and University of California President, Named to RAND Board of Trustees June 14, 2021

Most Prescriptions for Opioid Addiction Medication Buprenorphine Are Written by a Small Number of Providers June 01, 2021

Evaluation of Safety Studies Affirms That Vaccines Are Safe for Children and Adults May 26, 2021

Rural School Districts Swifter to Return to In-Person Instruction Than Urban Districts May 11, 2021

U.S. Service Members in Generally Good Health, but Risky Behaviors Persist April 28, 2021

Liaison and Diversion Services Can Help Vulnerable People in the Criminal Justice System at a Time of Crisis and May Halve Custodial Sentences April 12, 2021

Public Trust of the Centers for Disease Control Falls During Coronavirus Pandemic April 05, 2021

Interviews with Former Extremists Reveal Multiple Paths to Developing Extreme Ideologies; Rejection of Extremism Often Aided by Friends and Groups April 02, 2021

$10 Million Gift from Epstein Family Foundation Establishes RAND Veterans Policy Research Institute April 01, 2021

Geographic Barriers to Behavioral Health Care May Put Remote Service Members at Risk March 31, 2021

Use of Common Cancer Screenings Rebounded Quickly After Dropping at Start of the Pandemic March 22, 2021

Growth of Telehealth During Pandemic Occurred Mostly in More Affluent and in Metropolitan Areas March 15, 2021

COVID-19 Testing in Schools Complex But Doable, Worth the Effort March 09, 2021

Risk of Sexual Assault in Military Higher in Locations and Units Where Sexual Harassment Is More Common March 02, 2021

Bundled Payments for Surgical Procedures With Copay Waivers Creates Substantial Cost Savings March 01, 2021

Black Americans Report High Levels of Vaccine Hesitancy, Including Among Health Care Workers March 01, 2021

Traditional U.S. Approaches to Middle East Not Working: Reimagined Strategy Would Lean Less on Massive Arms Sales, More on Development and Governance February 23, 2021

Stress Was Leading Reason Teachers Quit Before Pandemic, and COVID-19 Has Made Matters Worse February 22, 2021

Setting Hospital Prices Can Achieve Greater Savings Than Increasing Competition or Price Transparency February 18, 2021

Dr. Raynard Kington—Physician, Academic and Former NIH Deputy Director—Named to RAND Board of Trustees February 16, 2021

Low-Value Care Among Medicare Recipients Drops Only Marginally Despite Effort to Curb Practices February 16, 2021

Israelis Unwilling to Risk Two-State Solution; Palestinians Only Interested in Variant That Israelis Cannot Accept February 10, 2021

Odds of Leaving Military Double After Sexual Assault February 08, 2021

Nearly All Telehealth Appointments at Clinics for Lower-Income Americans Were Audio-Only, Raising Questions About Quality and Equity February 02, 2021

Troubles Paying Rent or Being Forced to Move Linked to Lower Levels of Sleep February 01, 2021

Prescription Drug Prices in the United States Are 2.56 Times Those in Other Countries January 28, 2021

Preliminary Report Suggests Baltimore Aerial Investigations Research Pilot Was Associated with Small Improvements in Solving Crimes January 27, 2021

Interest in a U.S. Grand Strategy of Restraint May Be Growing, So Advocates Need to Provide More Details January 22, 2021

Food Insecurity Spiked in Two African American Neighborhoods During Early Months of Pandemic January 21, 2021

Density of Marijuana Outlets Associated with More and Higher Use Among Young Adults January 13, 2021

Even Among Those Most Affected by COVID-19, Many Don't See Racism as a Barrier to Good Health January 13, 2021

Use of Telehealth Jumped as Pandemic Shutdown Began; Use Is Highest for Mental Health Services January 11, 2021

Transforming U.S. Mental Health System Is Possible; Broad Changes Will Be Needed to Improve Access and Quality January 11, 2021

Statement by Michael D. Rich on the U.S. Capitol Siege January 07, 2021

Prevalence of Psychological Distress During First Months of the Pandemic Equaled That Experienced During Prior Year January 04, 2021

Financial Woes Grow Worse Over Course of Coronavirus Pandemic; More Families Report Trouble Paying Bills December 17, 2020

Remote Learning Here to Stay Despite Challenges December 15, 2020

Most U.S. Social Studies Teachers Feel Unprepared to Teach Civic Learning, a Gap That Could Contribute to Truth Decay December 08, 2020

Survey Estimates More Than 1 in 4 FEMA Workers Experienced Civil Rights Violations December 02, 2020

Efforts Needed to Expand Ability of Family Members to Integrate into Formal Health Care Teams November 10, 2020

Preventive Health Care Dropped Significantly During First Two Months of Pandemic Lockdown; Study Finds Disparities in Switch to Telemedicine November 05, 2020

No Silver Bullet for Determining Safety of Automated Vehicles; Public Trust in AV Technology Rides on Multiple Assessments and Government Messaging October 29, 2020

COVID-19 'Vaccine Nationalism' Could Cost the World Up to $1.2 Trillion a Year October 28, 2020

For Health IT to Reach Its Potential to Improve Patient Care, New Focused Efforts Are Needed October 27, 2020

Facebook Users May Spread Russian Propaganda Less Often When They Are Aware of Its Source October 15, 2020

Coordinated Efforts on Twitter to Interfere in the U.S. Presidential Election Are Likely Foreign October 08, 2020

Insulin Prices Are Dramatically Higher in the United States Than in Other Countries October 06, 2020

Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections Focuses on Cultivating Distrust to Reduce Political Consensus October 01, 2020

Alcohol Consumption Rises Sharply During Pandemic Shutdown; Heavy Drinking by Women Rises 41% September 29, 2020

New Game, the First Offered by RAND to Public, Challenges Players to Design Defense Strategies for Uncertain World September 22, 2020

Private Health Plans in the U.S. Pay Hospitals 247% of What Medicare Would Pay September 18, 2020

Will Pandemic Concerns Cause Some Voters to Skip 2020 Election? Survey Finds Concerns Vary by Race, Education Levels, Party Affiliation August 27, 2020

RAND Launches Center to Advance Racial Equity Policy August 12, 2020

Many States Lack Flexible Voting and Registration Policies to Address Safety Concerns of Conducting Elections During COVID-19 August 05, 2020

Telemedicine Can Help Safety-Net Providers Expand Specialized Medical Services July 29, 2020

Project Will Create First Digital Health Dataset That Includes Traditionally Underrepresented Groups July 28, 2020

China 2050: How the U.S. Should Prepare for an Ascendant China July 24, 2020

Care for Veterans with Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders Requires Improvement July 22, 2020