RTI Newsroom

Study Finds a Diabetes Prevention Program Could Save $5.7 Billion in 25 Years
download image Thomas Hoerger RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. — A community-based lifestyle intervention program could prevent nearly 885,000 cases of type 2 diabetes and save $5.7 billion over the next 25 years, according to a study by researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and RTI International. Full Story	Search News Releases News Media Contacts news@rti.org Lisa Bistreich: 919-316-3596 Patrick Gibbons: 919-541-6136

Latest News Releases

National Report Finds One-in-Five Americans Experienced Mental Illness in the Past Year –01.24.2012

Mon Joins RTI International as a Senior Director in the Center for Advancement of Health IT –01.24.2012

New Book Addresses Rise in Girls Delinquency –01.23.2012

When Consumers Use the Nutrient Rich Foods Index, Better Choices are Made, Study Finds –01.12.2012

W.G. Champion Mitchell Elected to RTI International Board of Governors –01.12.2012

RTI International, HHS Launch Video Challenge to Engage Consumers in Health IT –01.11.2012

RTI International Helps Vietnam in Fight Against HIV and AIDS –01.09.2012

More news…

RTI in the News

Old Public Health Guy's Plea: Don't Wear Your Headphones All the Time

–Huffington Post, 01.26.2012

RTI: Diabetes plan could save billions

–Triangle Business Journal, 01.25.2012

Germany’s tough reimbursement rules cause drug companies to consider alternative drug trial solutions

–Financial Times, 01.24.2012

Does nicotine replacement really help smokers quit?

–British Medical Journal, 01.18.2012

Drug-users’ needles endanger public, study shows

–Miami Herald, 01.13.2012

More clippings…