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New RTI International Program to offer free elective genetic testing for North Carolina newborns

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Marcia Underwood

Senior Data Visualization Specialist

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A rigorous method to track the number of people who die during the process of arrest

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New public tool uses Twitter posts to gain insights about marijuana use

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Approximately 350,000 youth prevented from smoking as a result of FDA’s Youth Public Education Campaign

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New project aims to increase school safety

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RTI International wins grant from ARPA-E for renewable energy technology

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Cristina Bisson

Vice President, Global Health

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RTI International awarded WorldatWork 2017 Seal of Distinction

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USAID’s StopPalu project achieved significant gains against Guinea’s leading cause of illness and death

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