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Leading federal scientist to discuss environmental health challenges of the 21st century at RTI International May 24

Study offers hope, sheds light on how vets respond to trauma

Afghanistan and Iraq veterans’ opioid use similar to that of civilians

U.S. News & World Report announces 2017 Best High Schools rankings

Triangle Business Journal awards two RTI International leaders 2017 Women in Business Awards winners

New book looks at communication technology in global health

Student loans are growing, but borrowers are repaying them on time

National Afterschool Association names Jean Wiecha one of its 2017 Most Influential in Health & Wellness

Experts offer usability testing tips to improve quality of data collected from web surveys

Costs still occur for patients when cancer screening tests are free, reducing access

New study to explore the health and socio-economic factors impacting cancer patient outcomes

Bracketology: 100th episode of radio show discusses the science behind sports

CARB-X injects up to $48 million to accelerate drug discovery, development projects to tackle antibiotic resistance

RTI International to support 62 charitable causes

Middle school students learn about STEM careers at RTI International as part of North Carolina’s Students@Work℠ Week

Police stress, it’s not what you think

Women lack STEM entrepreneurial opportunities

Researchers trade their pencils for wrenches to build bikes for local kids

Middle school bullying, harassment and teen dating violence linked

New research shows efforts to improve Medicare and Medicaid programs are working