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Bill provision would allow for alternative test methods in drug development
SCIEX relates that STORMing Cancer researchers are using organ-chips and proteomic analyses to understand how cancer is driven by inflammation
A growing body of evidence suggests that animal models are seriously lacking in both sensitivity and specificity when it comes to predicting drug toxicity in humans.
Quris describes how a new AI approach can improve predictions of which drug candidates will work safely in the human body
New advancements in computer modeling, tissue engineering and other bio-convergence technologies have made the need to test on animals obsolete.
New legislation will allow more innovative and human-relevant testing platforms to expedite the development of promising drugs
This past week, a handful of bipartisan lawmakers introduced two bills aimed at ending one of our nation’s most-barbaric practices — mandatory animal testing of new pharmaceuticals destined for human trials.
