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Risk Assessment and Prediction

Improving Water Supply Forecasts for the Upper Colorado River Basin

Events Are Still Being Canceled Because — Reminder — We're Still Living in a Pandemic

How to Reopen Offices Safely

Public health researchers developing predictive tool for household lead exposure

New NC COVID-19 Data Show Overall Decline as Percentage of Positive Tests Hovers at 5%

More people die of overdoses after cops seize drugs: study

RTI Partners with DoD and University of Florida to Help Combat Sexual Violence in the Armed Forces by Developing and Testing Innovative Training

George L. Van Houtven

RTI Epidemiologist Available for Media Interviews Ahead of Second Anniversary of COVID-19 Pandemic Declaration

Looser liquor laws boosted restaurants — and maybe problem drinking

Study suggests law enforcement drug seizures could be associated with increase in overdoses

Donal Bisanzio

The Omicron Variant Is a Mystery. Here’s How Science Will Solve It

PFAS experts available to comment on human health concerns

'Meet Them Where They Are': Safe-Injection Sites Should be Allowed to Protect Drug Users

Oregon drug decriminalization measure has not resulted in more 911 calls, study finds

How America’s Covid-19 Epidemic Ends

Report: Viral Spread of COVID-19 Appears to be Slowing in NC

Column: COVID Mental Health Issues Can Hurt Us in the Long Term

This Strip of Paper Can Help Prevent a Drug Overdose