US FDA and ARPA-H: Woodcock Has Questions

The FDA’s principal deputy commissioner wonders how the agency will work with ARPA-H to help get its projects to patients and the health care system given its other responsibilities.

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Woodcock says FDA will have to work closely with the Advanced Research Project Agency for Health not long after projects advance beyond the discovery stages. • Source: Shutterstock

Janet Woodcock still has questions about how President Biden’s health care discovery accelerator ARPA-H and the FDA will work together to bring new ideas to the health care system and patients.

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