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  • Toxicology
  • Health Law

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  • Symposium co-sponsored by Emory University's Health Law, Policy & Ethics Project and the Human Toxicology Project Consortium.
  • Focus on innovations in human-based in silico and in vitro models for drug and device discovery.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce researchers and students to novel tools and career paths.
  • Enhance understanding of disease and improve therapeutic development.
  • Reduce reliance on animal testing in research.

Main Methods:

  • Showcasing innovations in human-based in silico and in vitro models.
  • Discussion on legal regulation of new biomedical research technologies.

Main Results:

  • Highlighted advancements in non-animal testing methodologies.
  • Facilitated dialogue between scientists and legal experts on emerging technologies.

Conclusions:

  • Human-based models present promising alternatives for drug and device discovery.
  • Future careers and legal frameworks are evolving with these new technologies.