White House announces 25 Cancer Moonshot initiatives, including $240M in ARPA-H funds

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The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health will issue $240 million in cancer-related awards over the next few weeks, the White House announced at a Cancer Cabinet meeting Sept. 13.

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