ARPA-H puts $160M into bespoke drug therapies; Biohaven switches up scientific leadership

The ARPA-H program could provide researchers with a roadmap to develop personalized gene editing drugs. Elsewhere, a Botox rival succeeded against migraines and two deals were struck.

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The ARPA-H program could provide researchers with a roadmap to develop personalized gene editing drugs. Elsewhere, a Botox rival succeeded against migraines and two deals were struck.

Published July 10, 2026

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ARPA-H puts $160M into bespoke drug therapies; Biohaven switches up scientific leadership

ARPA-H puts $160M into bespoke drug therapies; Biohaven switches up scientific leadership

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