EPA debuts 'major' advances in non-animal testing; on track for 2035 phaseout of tests on mammals
The Environmental Protection Agency announced two new methods of testing chemicals' toxicity on Thursday, in what officials called a major step toward the goal of ending all testing on mammals by 2035.
The Environmental Protection Agency has introduced two novel methods for assessing chemical toxicity. Officials have lauded these advancements as a significant stride towards eliminating all mammal testing by the year 2035. This marks a pivotal moment in the agency’s commitment to alternative testing strategies.
- EPA announced two new methods for testing chemical toxicity.
- These methods are seen as a major step toward ending mammal testing.
- The goal is to phase out all testing on mammals by 2035.
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