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Four Opportunities To Revitalize The US Biomedical Research Enterprise.

E Albert Reece¹, Jeffrey R Balser², Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo³

¹E. Albert Reece (ahuang@som.umaryland.edu), University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland.

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The US biomedical research enterprise needs a national vision, coordinated funding, and a stronger workforce to address health inequities and maintain global leadership. Revitalization efforts focus on an advisory body, workforce development, health disparity research, and streamlined funding.

Area of Science:

Biomedical Research
Health Policy
Public Health

Background:

The US biomedical research sector faces challenges in addressing complex health issues and health equity.
Current limitations include a lack of national vision, fragmented funding, and workforce recruitment/retention issues.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify key opportunities for revitalizing the US biomedical research enterprise.
To propose strategies for improving national health outcomes and global competitiveness.

Main Methods:

Analysis of the current state of the US biomedical research enterprise.
Identification of critical areas for improvement based on the National Academy of Medicine's Vital Directions initiative.

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Four key opportunities for revitalization were identified: establishing a national advisory body, bolstering the workforce, prioritizing health disparity research, and streamlining federal research funding.
These priorities aim to enhance the enterprise's capacity to meet 21st-century health challenges.

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Implementing these priorities is crucial for improving national health outcomes, promoting healthy longevity, and sustaining US leadership in biomedical research.
A coordinated and revitalized biomedical research enterprise is essential for addressing contemporary and future health challenges.