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Evidence Synthesis for Policy and Practice

A new at-home test can detect COVID-19, flu, and other respiratory ailments

Why This Epidemiologist Says the Vaccine Is Not a Silver Bullet for the U.S.

RTI Report Shows Medicaid ACOs, Investments in Behavioral Health Integration Impact Utilization and Expenditures

NC Leaders Look for Next Steps as Vaccination Incentives End

Ultraviolet disinfection could be given boost by LED technology, RTI researchers say

Model predicts monkeypox outbreaks in high-income European countries will have limited impact

Phillip W. Graham named President-Elect of the Society for Prevention Research

RTI to help inform harm reduction strategies, prevent overdose deaths in Indiana with new NIH grant

New reports evaluate LED technology and its potential use in ultraviolet disinfection

New Study Projects Treatments Needed to Eliminate Hepatitis C Infection in U.S. Regions

CDC Says Everyone 18 and Older Should Get Covid-19 Booster Due to Omicron Variant

Drinking Rose During Pandemic, Especially for Women & Black Americans

Why Tokyo Defies the Pandemic to Hold the Olympics

Defund the Police? How to Chart a Path Forward with Evidence and Data

Study Finds 94% of Syringe Service Programs Distribute Naloxone, but Overdose Death Rates Call for Scaling Up Efforts

RTI International Develops Quality Measures to Improve Substance Use Disorder Treatment

New research finds opioid misuse among youth and young adults has declined over time

RTI and other organizations meet Friday to discuss police policies for nonviolent situations

With Data Suggesting Pandemic Fatigue, State Leaders Look for More Effective Messaging

Law Enforcement Drug Seizures Can Serve as Indicators for Overdose Deaths, Study Finds