College Teaches Residents Advocacy Influence on Patient Care
ACR webinar taught radiology residents how physician-led advocacy shapes policy, patient care, and ways to stay involved.
Read moreACR ® joined efforts urging Congress to provide at least $1.7 billion for the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) in federal fiscal year (FY) 2027. ACR said the money should supplement — not replace — funding for the National Institutes of Health so ARPA-H can continue its unique mission.
More than 120 organizations signed the letter, which asks for funding to remain available through FY 2029. The request is a $2 billion increase over the $1.5 billion Congress approved for FY 2026. Supporters say the boost would help ARPA-H keep advancing new technologies and solutions for major health challenges.
The letter also thanked Congress for its bipartisan work to strengthen the nation’s health, science and technology efforts. ARPA-H opens new doors for imaging research, including clinical trials and improved access to data. The letter highlights recent progress, current programs and new initiatives underway at the agency.
For questions, contact Katie Grady, ACR Government Affairs Director.
College Teaches Residents Advocacy Influence on Patient Care
ACR webinar taught radiology residents how physician-led advocacy shapes policy, patient care, and ways to stay involved.
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