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News Releases for 2020

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
Firearm Use and Storage Restrictions Associated with Reduction in Firearm Deaths June 15, 2020
New Tool Employs Air Travel Data to Predict Global Spread of COVID-19 June 05, 2020
Statement by Michael D. Rich June 03, 2020
One Third of American Households Face Troubles Paying Bills; Lower-Income Households Have Fewest Options to Meet Challenges June 03, 2020
Integrating Behavioral Health Services into Medical Practices Faces Culture and Financial Barriers June 02, 2020
Public Option Could Lower Health Insurance Premiums, but Would Not Substantially Raise Number of Insured May 28, 2020
Preparing Now Can Help Small Businesses Revive More Quickly as the Economy Reopens, Business Owners Tell RAND May 27, 2020
Frequent Alcohol Testing Lowers the Likelihood Offenders Will Be Rearrested or Have Probation Revoked May 05, 2020
RAND Creates Online Tool to Help State and Local Policymakers Manage Responses to COVID-19 Pandemic May 04, 2020
Growing Evidence About the Effects of Gun Policies Provides Needed Information for Policy Decisions April 22, 2020
Statement About Paul H. O'Neill April 18, 2020
Russell Shaver, RAND Policy Analyst Who Studied Space Shuttle and Post-9/11 Airport Security, Dies at 83 April 13, 2020
$10 Million Gift from Family of Former Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci to Support Pardee RAND Graduate School April 09, 2020
Future Quantum Computers May Pose Threat to Today's Most-Secure Communications April 09, 2020
Creative Measures Needed to Meet Critical Care Demands of COVID-19; RAND Calculator Can Help Health Officials Plan for Patient Surge April 03, 2020
RAND Report Examines Ways to Compare the U.S. Army's Suicide Rate with the General U.S. Population March 13, 2020
New Space Force Will Need Resources, Clear Definition of Warfighting Mission March 13, 2020
Limiting Out-of-Network Payments to Hospitals Could Produce Cost Savings Similar to Single-Payer Options March 12, 2020
RAND Corporation Launches $400 Million Campaign March 09, 2020
Some Young Americans Aware of New Heated Tobacco Products; Use Is Highest Among Those Who Use Other Tobacco Products or Marijuana February 17, 2020
New RAND Center to Analyze Options for U.S. Grand Strategy February 12, 2020
RAND Establishes Center to Advance Complementary and Integrative Health Research February 12, 2020
Autonomous Vehicle Technology May Improve Safety for U.S. Army Convoys February 12, 2020
Tackling Staffing and Funding Issues in the NHS Is Necessary for Improvement but Not Enough. To Support a More Sustainable Healthcare Service Innovation Needs to Be Embedded into Its Mindset, Practices and Policy January 29, 2020
Further Trade Uncertainty Related to Brexit Could Cost UK Economy Billions January 28, 2020
Burden of Health Care Payments Is Greatest Among Americans with the Lowest Incomes January 27, 2020
Medicare Surgical Payments Should Be Updated to Reflect Postoperative Care That Is Actually Provided January 22, 2020
The NHS Spends Significantly Less on Pregnancy-Related Research Compared with Other Health Conditions January 14, 2020
Changes in Funding, Finance Policies Could Help U.S. Airports Prepare for Future Demand January 14, 2020
RAND to Launch National School District Survey Panel for Better Understanding of District Policy and Practice January 09, 2020
More Than Half of Those in Mental Health Unit at L.A. Jail Could Be Diverted to Community Programs January 07, 2020