
|Articles|June 25, 2009
EPA may be turning away from animal testing
Instead of relying on animals as test subjects, the EPA is planning to use toxicity-based pathways, which involve human cell cultures, to determine the toxicity of various chemicals.
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Instead of relying on animals as test subjects, the EPA is planning to use toxicity-based pathways, which involve human cell cultures, to determine the toxicity of various chemicals.
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