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Considering the use of animal models in drug development

Drug Discovery World

Professor Andy Whiting , CEO of Nevrargenics, asks whether animal models should be used as the default regulatory requirement and explores the times to use them. Animal models (AMs) have generally been seen as useful for drug development and biomedical research for many years. Are AMs always necessary and unavoidable?

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Streamlining the path from lab to market with 3D bioprinting

Drug Target Review

How do recent advancements in bioprinting technology promise to revolutionise the traditional drug development process, in terms of cost and timeline? By enabling a more direct assessment of drug interactions with human tissue, bioprinting can streamline the path from lab to market.

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SLAS2024 speaker update: How tech is reducing failure rates in clinical trials

Drug Discovery World

Dr Bentwich will present on ‘ How artificial intelligence and patient-on-a-chip are improving drug development ’ on Tuesday 6 February at 3pm. His presentation will explore the impact of Quris-AI’s Bio-AI platform in the field of drug development.

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Why have medicines progressed so little in the last decades?

Drug Discovery World

Dr Pandora Pound , Fellow Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics explores the hinderances of animal testing in pharma and why new technologies such AI, genomics and synthetic biology c an further drug development. Most animal experiments try to ‘model’ human disease at its advanced stages.

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Beyond animal testing: The rise of organoids in toxicology research

Drug Discovery World

Around 30% of drugs show adverse reactions during human clinical trials despite promising pre-clinical studies. One of the major causes of the high attrition rate is the poor predictive value of current preclinical models used in drug development. billion for bringing a new drug to market, a process extending over a decade.

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Distinguishing the Roles of Preclinical vs. Clinical CROs in Clinical Research

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Clinical CROs in Clinical Research Randomized clinical trials are the gold-standard of evidence-based medicine, representing the culmination of the long, arduous drug development pipeline. The two broadest categories of drug development can be separated into the preclinical and clinical research stages. over this period.

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What does the FDA animal testing legislation mean for drug discovery? 

Drug Discovery World

As of late December 2022, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) no longer needs drugs to be tested in animals to receive approval, according to legislation signed by President Joe Biden 1 – the Modernization Act 2.0. may not materially change the current drug approval process at the FDA.