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Rand Paul: Why Is the FDA Still Requiring Human or Animal Testing For New Drugs? - Vimarsana News

Rand Paul: Why Is the FDA Still Requiring Human or Animal Testing For New Drugs?

"The FDA's regulations related to animal testing no longer fully conform with applicable law," writes the Kentucky senator.

Source: yahoo.com
"There is still unnecessary animal testing going on": SenzaGen CEO on genomics and human tissue models - Vimarsana News

"There is still unnecessary animal testing going on": SenzaGen CEO on genomics and human tissue models

Swedish life sciences company SenzaGen has combined its expertise in genomics, machine learning and human tissue models, to develop testing methods that can potentially replace animal experiments for toxicological evaluations of chemicals used in beauty and personal care products.

Daily Top News: Dog Detects Dirty Diapers, Rodents Meant for Rescue Fed to Reptiles, Sisters Provide Vegan Food to Ukrainian Refugees, and More! - Vimarsana News

Daily Top News: Dog Detects Dirty Diapers, Rodents Meant for Rescue Fed to Reptiles, Sisters Provide Vegan Food to Ukrainian Refugees, and More!

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'What would nature say?': House of Hackney becomes second firm to appoint 'nature' to board - Vimarsana News

'What would nature say?': House of Hackney becomes second firm to appoint 'nature' to board

Interiors brand appoints independent lawyer to company board to represent nature and future generations

PETA: 25,000 test animals killed as 'non-essential' - Vimarsana News

PETA: 25,000 test animals killed as 'non-essential'

Several college testing facilities funded by the National Institutes of Health killed some 25,000 “extraneous” and “nonessential” animals during the COVID-19 crisis, prompting a call from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals for a national investigation.