A non-partisan team bringing 21st century science into research and regulatory decision making. Better outcomes, fewer animals, stronger public health.
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We are a group of scientists and lawyers committed to improving public health and welfare by bringing cutting-edge knowledge to regulatory decision-making.
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The JHU Toxicology Policy team advances alternatives to animals in the biomedical sciences and toxicity testing through evidence-based advocacy, research, and collaboration.
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To bring 21st century science into regulatory decision-making.
Meet the Team
We are a group of scientists and lawyers committed to improving public health and welfare by bringing cutting-edge knowledge to regulatory decision-making.
To Encourage Progress in Alternatives-to-Animal Testing We Must:
Increase Transparency and Innovation in Public Health
Advocate for Human Centric Technologies to Replace Animal Tests
By Yiguang Zhu | October 1st, 2026
“What is absent is a central cross-agency validation process. ICCVAM can serve as the coordinating body for that process. Re-centering validation through ICCVAM would be practical.”
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