The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) announces its first four focus areas for funding opportunities. - arpah government
The four initial focus areas include genetic engineering, vaccine development, tissue regeneration, and AI-enabled health surveillance, data collection,
and analyses. These solutions could represent breakthroughs in improving human health, but could also contribute to a technocratic, biomedical security state.
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