HHS Unveils Bold Plan to Reclaim U.S. Leadership in Clinical Trials

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The Department of Health and Human Services today launched a department-wide effort to restore U.S. leadership in clinical research, accelerate drug development, and expand patient access to innovative therapies. Key moves include FDA pilots to shorten early-trial timelines and clarify expectations, NIH support for AI-enabled, well-powered trials, NCATS’ translational advances, NCI’s streamlined trial activation and enrollment, ONC’s patient-trial matching via electronic health records, and ARPA-H initiatives to modernize research—all aimed at reducing delays and strengthening domestic biomedical leadership.
- HHS Launches Unprecedented Department-Wide Effort to Restore American Leadership in Clinical Trials HHS.gov
- Accelerating and Modernizing Early and Late-Stage Clinical Development fda.gov
- HHS rolls out sweeping clinical trial reforms to counter China, RFK Jr. says Endpoints News
- Federal health agencies unveil plan to speed up phase 1 clinical trials by 6 to 12 months Fierce Biotech
- FDA to launch pilot program to speed up early-stage clinical trials statnews.com
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