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News Releases for 2004

VA Patients Get Better Chronic, Preventive Care Than Similar U.S. Adults December 20, 2004
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
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
Improving Primary Care Treatment for Depression Helps Cut Mental Health Treatment Disparities Among Men November 24, 2004
Nation Should Support Test Facilities to Preserve Aeronautics Industry November 24, 2004
RAND Establishes Three New Vice Presidential Posts November 23, 2004
RAND Designs Concept for a Computer Network and Database to Help Intelligence Community "Connect the Dots" November 17, 2004
Law Enforcement Agencies Expecting Terrorist Attacks Are Generally Better Prepared November 17, 2004
RAND Study Identifies Most Effective Needle Exchange Programs for Drug Addicts November 09, 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
Researcher Find 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
Kauffman-Rand Center for the Study of Small Business and Regulation Is Launched September 16, 2004
RAND–First 5 LA Study Finds Mother’s Education, Neighborhood Poverty Determine a Child’s Readiness for Elementary School September 16, 2004
U.S. Public Support for Domestic Family Planning Remains High; Lags for Program Abroad September 16, 2004
L.A. Schools' Arts Education Could Gain from More Coordination with Arts Groups September 15, 2004
RAND Issues Pocket-Edition Terrorism Survival Guides Downloadable for PDAs, Home Printers September 15, 2004
RAND and LRN Establish Alliance to Create Center for Corporate Ethics, Law, and Governance September 07, 2004
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
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
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 Eugene 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
Former Labor Secretary Ann Mclaughlin Korologos Elected to Lead RAND Corporation Board of Trustees 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
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