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Data Analysis and Reporting

Social Distancing May Be Working: Researchers Cut Projected COVID-19 Death Toll in NC

NC Cities Pledged Police Reform After George Floyd Was Killed. Have They Delivered?

RTI International to Serve as Coordinating Center for Newly Established NIAID-Funded Emerging Infectious Diseases Network

Study finds people with dementia receive less health care in their final months than people without the disease

Murrey G. Olmsted

Adult Education

Trump Administration to Launch New Opioid-Addiction Initiative

Omega-3 fatty acids appear promising for maintaining lung health, study finds

American Society of Criminology

Drinking Rose During Pandemic, Especially for Women & Black Americans

Wake County Economic Development survey seeks insights to regional workforce needs

RTI to strengthen syringe service programs with CDC award

2018 Global Digital Health Forum

New Data: North Carolina Families Struggling to Make Ends Meet Even Before COVID-19 Hit

New Report Shows First Look at Postsecondary Retention and Attainment Rates of 2011-12 Student Cohort

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

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

First-of-its-kind research article details substance use disorder prevalence among Medicare beneficiaries and the treatment barriers they face

New Study Finds Patients on High Doses of Opioid Medication Are Being Rapidly Discontinued, Leading to Greater Risk of Emergency Department Visits and Hospitalizations

New Study: Researchers Determine Excessive Screen Time During Early Childhood Impacts Cognitive and Behavioral Skills for Children Born Pre-Term