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NC gets $619,000 to test, reduce lead in drinking water at schools, child care centers

Early Check newborn screening study receives grant from Sanofi to test 1,500 additional newborns

Removing lead from water is a work in progress for Cumberland Schools

RTI International selected to receive federal funding for technology to convert renewable energy to liquids

Next Hydrogen provides alkaline electrolysis tech for ammonia research

Study finds gun violence associated with poor sleep and mental health

Preparedness for overdose response among law enforcement agencies

Is California's COVID Surge Worsening?

Kids drink contaminated water at schools, but testing for lead isn’t required

RTI’s Destiny Talley named to the Black Professionals in International Affairs’ inaugural Power 50 list

NC Bar Association elects RTI’s Eddie Story as corporate counsel section chair

RTI’s Dr. Brian Southwell joins CDC advisory workgroup to enhance public health communication strategies

RTI partners with USAID to strengthen locally led disaster risk management in Ethiopia

RTI’s Dr. Keith Levine promoted to vice president of discovery sciences

Federal Laboratory Consortium enters strategic partnership with RTI International

NHANES mobile exam center arrives at RTI’s campus

Strengthening Local Capacity Starts with Appreciating What's Working

How Program Designs Support Diverse Partnerships and Enable Locally Led Development–an Example from Ethiopia

RTI books $149M CMS contract for data analytics, program support

Severity of COVID-19 reinfection linked to severity of initial infection