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AMED to Put Practicality First in Project Selection: Ecosystem Coordinator
Japan’s Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) plans to give priority to projects with clear potential for real-world use. The goal is to steer its roughly 2,600 programs toward industry and patient needs rather than academic novelty, according to…
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