EMA starts voluntary data-sharing pilot to boost confidence in new approach methods and cut animal testing
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The European Medicines Agency announced a voluntary data submission pilot that allows drug developers to upload data generated by new approach methodologies (NAMs).
The pilot is designed to build regulator confidence in NAM data, with the goal of reducing or replacing traditional animal studies during drug development.
It reflects a wider push by regulators worldwide to lessen reliance on animal testing and encourage alternative methods.
Participation is voluntary, and the EMA hopes shared data will streamline assessments and promote more humane research practices.
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Original headline: “EMA launches data sharing pilot to gain confidence in NAMs, reduce animal testing”
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