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Improving Toxicity Testing for Better Decision-making
John R. "Jack" Fowle, III, Science to Inform, LLC
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Challenges on the Road to Pathway-based Predictive Toxicology
Martin L. Stephens, Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing, and Nina S. Mak, Alternatives Research and Development Foundation
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A Pragmatic Comparison of Human In Vitro with Animal In Vivo Approaches to Predicting Toxicity in Human Medicines
Robert Coleman, Katya Tsaioun & Kathy Archibald, Safer Medicines Trust
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21st Century Safety Science and Non-Animal Approaches at Unilever-Improving human health and environmental risk assessment through an application of Source to Outcome Pathways-based thinking
Carl Westmoreland, Paul Carmichael, Ian Malcomber, Gavin Maxwell, Oliver Price & Julia Fentem – Unilever R&D, Safety and Environmental Assurance Centre, UK
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Looking Beyond Replacements: One company’s approach for continuing the progress
Mark Lafranconi, The Procter & Gamble Company
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Toxicity Testing and Safety Assessment in the 21st Century: Creating a Research Program to Accelerate Change
Melvin Andersen, The Hamner Institutes for Health Sciences
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A New Perspective on the Past, Present and Future of Toxicity Testing
Sunita Shukla, NIH Chemical Genomics Center
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ASAT: Reversing the Paradigm in Toxicity Testing!
Bart Sangster, Unilever
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Tox21: Putting a Lens on the Vision of Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century
Christopher Austin, National Human Genome Research Institute, US National Institutes of Health
Robert Kavlock, US Environmental Protection Agency
Raymond Tice, US National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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A Paradigm Shift in Toxicity Testing is Inevitable
Kim Boekelheide, Brown University
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Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century
Melvin E. Andersen, The Hamner Institutes for Health Sciences
Daniel Krewski, Institute of Population Health
Ellen Mantus, National Academy of Sciences
Lauren Zeise, California Environmental Protection Agency
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The Way Forward: Alternatives – The Future is Now!
Andrew N. Rowan, Humane Society International
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Food for Thought … on Validation
Thomas Hartung, Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing
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RISK ASSESSMENT + NEW TECHNOLOGIES: Opportunities to Assure Safety Without Animal Testing and Better Protect Public Health?
Julia Fentem & Carl Westmoreland, Unilever
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