USA’s ARPA-H funds trial innovation, alphavirus research

3 December 2024

The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), an agency established in 2022 in the USA, has launched a new Advancing Clinical Trial Readiness (ACTR) initiative.

Designed to address challenges in clinical trials, the program could improve the way studies are conducted by encouraging decentralized and innovative approaches.

The program aims to enable 90% of eligible Americans to participate in trials within 30 minutes of their home, overcoming barriers such as high costs, recruitment challenges, and data system interoperability.

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