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2026-09-22 01:02
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Trump health agencies fast-track end to animal testing
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Animal welfare groups praise Trump administration for more moves to reduce animal testing
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EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration is moving to reduce reliance on animal testing for medical research as part of its broader effort to modernize federal biomedical research agencies.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com → - Just the NewsRight
FDA changes to "archaic" terminology clarify animal testing isn't required for all drug development, while NIH spends big on non-animal research construction projects and seeks to track exactly how many animals it uses for tests.
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