US EditionFDA Begins Phasing Out Certain Animal Testing Practices: commissioner
- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced a plan to reduce and eventually replace animal testing with human-relevant methods, aiming to improve drug development and safety.
- The FDA's new strategies include using artificial intelligence and lab-grown human organ models, which may predict human reactions more accurately than animal testing.
- FDA Commissioner Martin A. Makary stated that this initiative is a 'paradigm shift' that will enhance treatment reliability and decrease animal use in testing.
- The FDA will encourage the use of New Approach Methodologies in drug applications, potentially hastening the approval process for new therapies.
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