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RTI International experts to present latest research at 2014 International AIDS Conference

Health IT pilot successfully exchanges behavioral health data across state lines

Screening for asymptomatic carotid artery stenosis could bring more harm than benefit

Study: Kansas adults with mental illness twice as likely to use tobacco

Josephine Mauskopf elected to International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research board of directors

Study: Nutrition education program improves preschoolers’ at-home consumption of vegetables, low-fat/fat-free milk

RTI International researcher founds new journal 'Diagnosis'

First-of-its-kind textbook explores benefit-risk assessments in pharmaceuticals

Jay Lewis named fellow of the American Vacuum Society

New research papers address state and community tobacco control policies related to e-cigarettes

New handbook describes in-depth details of 3D process technology

RTI International, UNC collaborators awarded NC TraCS pilot program grants

U.S. News & World Report releases 'Best Children's Hospitals' Ranking

Researchers to address drug use among women at International Women’s and Children’s Health and Gender Group Conference

RTI International to discuss international development strategies and partnerships at Manila forum

Study: Taxing sugary beverages by calorie more efficient than ounce-based tax

E-cigarette TV ads targeting youth increased 256 percent in past two years

Global health research efforts, robust disease registries needed to address kidney disease of unknown origin

RTI International developing model to improve air quality in China’s Jiangsu province

Frequent in-person home visits can reduce both readmission and death for patients with heart failure