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News Releases for 2014

Previously Removed Immigrants Are More Likely to Be Rearrested After Leaving Jail December 16, 2014
Students Attending Summer Learning Programs Returned to School in the Fall with an Advantage in Math December 16, 2014
Initial Results from Major Survey of U.S. Military Sexual Assault, Harassment December 04, 2014
China and U.S. Can Reduce the Risk of War by Learning from History's Blunders December 02, 2014
Health Information Exchanges Show Promise, but More Work Is Needed to Realize Greater Benefits December 01, 2014
Three New Members Elected to RAND Corporation Board of Trustees November 13, 2014
Community-Based Mental Health Providers Need More Preparation to Better Care for Veterans November 12, 2014
Military Retirement Compensation System Can Be Improved to Cut Costs and Improve Equity November 12, 2014
Tool Created to Help Multinational Companies Assess Risk of Bribery When Doing Business in Foreign Countries November 11, 2014
Military Veteran Employment Valued, but Challenges Still Need to Be Addressed November 10, 2014
Biosimilar Medications Could Create Billions in Health Care Savings November 03, 2014
Cost of Informal Caregiving for U.S. Elderly Is $522 Billion Annually October 27, 2014
Eliminating Subsidies for People to Buy Health Coverage Would Increase Premiums and Number of Uninsured October 21, 2014
Making It More Difficult to Sue Physicians for Malpractice May Not Reduce 'Defensive Medicine' October 15, 2014
RAND Joins Coalition to Tackle Youth Unemployment October 09, 2014
Community Justice Center in San Francisco Is Associated with Lower Rearrest Rates October 08, 2014
State Policies Can Influence Patient Access to Effective Heroin Treatment October 07, 2014
U.S. Military Making Progress on Reducing Stigma Associated with Seeking Help For Mental Illness September 30, 2014
Pentagon Should Elevate the Importance of Eliminating Weapons of Mass Destruction in Operational Planning September 24, 2014
Type of Therapy Kids Receive for ADHD Depends on Where They Live September 22, 2014
Private Effort to Address Veterans' Mental Health Needs Could Aid VA Health Care Reform September 18, 2014
Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Populations in England Report Poorer Health and Worse Experiences with Health Care September 04, 2014
Key U.S. Military, Diplomatic Strategies Are Necessary to Balance China's Growing Regional Strength September 02, 2014
Survey Finds Veterans Satisfied with Mental Health and Substance Use Care, but Also See Room for Improvement August 20, 2014
Federal Drug Discount Program Faces Challenges as It Expands Under Health Reform August 12, 2014
Effort to Adopt Bundled Payments Across California Falls Short of Goals August 04, 2014
RAND Corporation to Study Issues Surrounding Marijuana Legalization in Vermont July 23, 2014
Economic Development Not the Only Influence on Personal Car Use July 18, 2014
Registered Nurses' Delayed Retirement Helps to Boost Nursing Supply in the U.S. July 16, 2014
RAND Statement on Phony Ukraine Memo July 07, 2014
License Plate Readers Are an Important Police Tool, but Hurdles Remain to Reach Full Potential July 02, 2014
Improving Dementia Long-Term Care: RAND Offers Policy Blueprint to Assist Millions June 23, 2014
Iran's Interests in Afghanistan Provide Opportunities for Cooperation with United States June 19, 2014
Shortage of Cybersecurity Professionals Poses Risk to National Security June 18, 2014
Choice of University in England: It's Not Just About the Money June 12, 2014
Increase in Jihadist Threat Calls for New U.S. Strategy to Combat Terrorism June 04, 2014
U.S. Obesity Epidemic Affecting All Segments of the Nation May 22, 2014
Michael Gould and Paul Kaminski Elected to RAND Corporation Board of Trustees May 19, 2014
Innovative School Principal Development Program Demonstrates Positive Student Achievement Gains May 13, 2014
'Cloud' System Could Help Navy Analysts Consume Expanding Ocean of Data May 05, 2014
Addressing Mexico's Violent Drug-Trafficking Organizations Will Require Coordinated Effort May 05, 2014
Increasing Numbers of U.S. Army Recruits Enlist Some Years After High School April 23, 2014
Smarter Incentives for Inventors Could Spur Medical Innovation, Cut U.S. Health Care Spending April 22, 2014
Regulating Legal Marijuana Could Be Guided by Lessons from Alcohol and Tobacco April 21, 2014
Extending Terrorism Insurance Program Could Save Federal Government Money After Future Attacks April 10, 2014
Affordable Care Act Could Change Costs for Auto, Malpractice, Other Liability Insurance April 09, 2014
China Faces Several Obstacles to Building Successful Domestic Commercial Aircraft Industry April 04, 2014
1.1 Million Americans Providing Care to Military Members Who Served Since 9/11 March 31, 2014
Black Markets for Hackers Are Increasingly Sophisticated, Specialized and Maturing March 25, 2014
Improving Continuity of Care for Elderly Patients with Chronic Diseases Cuts Costs and Complications March 17, 2014
Libya Needs More International Support March 17, 2014
Chinese Engagement in Africa Is a Two-Way Dynamic March 12, 2014
The Structural Genomics Consortium, an Innovative Open-Access, Public–Private Partnership, Is a Viable Model for Drug Discovery March 10, 2014
U.S. Cocaine Consumption Declines by Half, While Marijuana Use Jumps March 10, 2014
Expiration of Terrorism Risk Insurance Act Could Hurt National Security March 06, 2014
Promise of Value-Based Purchasing in Health Care Remains to Be Demonstrated March 04, 2014
Early Education Plays Role in Bridging the 'Digital Divide' March 03, 2014
'Small Footprint' Counterinsurgency Strategies Work Best with Narrow Range of Partners February 26, 2014
Limited Quality Improvement and No Cost Containment Found in a Medical Home Demonstration February 25, 2014
Tools Can Help Policymakers Increase Coastal Resilience to Rising Seas and Storm Surge February 21, 2014
Prison-Based Education Declined During Economic Downturn; More Work Is Needed to Better Focus Spending February 18, 2014
National Efforts to Lower Health Care-Associated Infections Are Having Success February 06, 2014
First Assessment of National Telemedicine Service Finds Efforts Appear to Expand Access to Acute Medical Care February 03, 2014
Lasting Consequences of World War II Means More Illness, Lower Education and Fewer Chances to Marry for Survivors January 21, 2014
Plans Allowing People to Keep Health Insurance Will Not Threaten New Insurance Marketplaces January 21, 2014
UK Government Should Pilot Four Interventions to Improve Employment Outcomes for People with Common Mental Health Problems January 20, 2014
Sheila Bair Joins RAND Corporation Board of Trustees January 07, 2014
Workplace Wellness Programs Can Cut Chronic Illness Costs; Savings for Lifestyle Improvements Are Smaller January 06, 2014
Self-Driving Vehicles Offer Potential Benefits, Policy Challenges for Lawmakers January 06, 2014