Rice University-led team receives $45M from ARPA-H, aims to cut country’s cancer death-rate in half

A Rice University-led team has been awarded $45 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health — also known as ARPA-H — to advance research efforts that could lead to slashing U.S. cancer-related deaths by more than half.

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Rice University-led team receives $45M from ARPA-H, aims to cut country’s cancer death-rate in half

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