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Kidney-tissue platforms could reduce animal testing in toxicology studies

Drug Discovery World

Kidney disease researchers at the University of Washington will use a multimillion-dollar federal grant to advance drug development platforms that would reduce reliance on animal tests. The post Kidney-tissue platforms could reduce animal testing in toxicology studies appeared first on Drug Discovery World (DDW).

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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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Closing the translation gap in oncology drug development

Drug Discovery World

Jantzen Sperry , PhD, Director of Scientific Operations at Certis Oncology looks at how the adoption of orthotopic PDX models can elevate the impact of cancer research and improve translation in oncology drug development. Fewer than 5% of oncology drugs that enter clinical trials in the US receive US FDA approval.

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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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Separating the Hype from the Hyperbole Surrounding FDORA’s Alternatives to Animal Testing under the FD&C Act

FDA Law Blog: Drug Discovery

Since 1962, the FD&C Act has authorized FDA to require that sponsors of clinical trials submit data from “preclinical tests (including tests on animals)” in order to demonstrate that their drug is safe enough to advance to testing in humans. FDORA § 3209(a)(2).

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Increasing the probability of technical success in drug development using AI and patient heterogeneity

Predictive Oncology

A recent white paper released by Predictive Oncology’s highlights the challenge of late-stage clinical trial failures and the company’s ability to better navigate those obstacles and increase the probability of technical success which is a key metric in target selection, clinical trial design and pipeline replenishment.

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4 ways ex vivo models offer Pharma better alternatives to animal testing

Reprocell

Pharma companies are legally required to test novel drugs in animal models before beginning human trials. And while animal testing has progressed thousands of therapeutics that we use today, it is not without its experimental and ethical downfalls.