Alternatives to animal testing

28
Jun

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29
Feb

The silent crisis in biomedical research: beyond macaques

The Silent Crisis in Biomedical Research: Beyond MacaquesFinding an alternative to non-human primates to evaluate human therapeutics In a compelling narrative echoed by Le Monde, the biomedical sector faces a silent crisis, highlighting the geopolitical intricacies and ethical quandaries of scientific research. At its core, the dwindling supply of non-human primates (NHPs), particularly macaques, essential for testing medical treatments, has
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7
Jun

WEBINAR #5 Naked Immunology – Epithelial Barrier Theory – Cezmi Akdis

Top-level science through the eyes of an expert.The fifth Webinar. The fifth webinar in the Naked Immunology series is now scheduled on June 30, 2023 at 8 a.m. (PST), 11 a.m. (EST), 5 p.m. (CET). The webinar is open to English-speaking participants with a solid scientific background. Featured speaker is Dr. Cezmi Akdis, the director of the Swiss Institute of
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4
Mar

Top differences between human and animal skin

Top differences between human and animal skin Are animal models used in skin research? Animal models have been widely used in skin research. They are often used to study percutaneous absorption, wound healing, skin inflammation and psoriasis. These studies require relevant models in terms of structure and immunology to assess human skin response and to de-risk clinical trials on humans. The
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11
Sep

The EPA takes actionable steps to end animal testing

 The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determined to eliminate animal testing The US Environmental Protection Agency announced yesterday its plan to stop animal use for chemical safety testing. The U.S. EPA rolled out a plan this week to end all animal testing for chemical and pesticide safety in the coming years. To help the transition, the agency will invest in nonanimal alternative methods
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