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By Caiden Feldman | January 15th, 2026

"Without regulatory standards, cruelty-free labeling reflects marketing strategies rather than scientific standards.”

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By CriShaun Hardy | December 18th, 2025

"As xenotransplantation moves forward in formal clinical trials, greater consideration must be given to how future regulation and ethics will shape the evaluation of its feasibility and long-term integration into the organ transplantation framework.”

By Richelle Romanchik | December 4th, 2025

"As regulations and industry standards continue to evolve, we must not lose sight of the people who care for these animals and carry out the daily work of in vivo toxicological studies... If we fail to adequately protect the workers in these facilities, how can we expect them to protect the animals entrusted to their care?.”

By Loza Taye | November 13th, 2025

"...it's still too soon to know the exact effects of Loper Bright, but one thing is already clear: the balance between expertise and interpretation is shifting. The era of automatic deference may be over, but the work of deliberation has only just begun.”

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By Daria Bednarczyk, Blair Eagleson, CriShaun Hardy, Akosua Dufie, Matthew Durthaler, Zachary Liebowitz, and Rebecca Critser | October 30th, 2025

“...our team hopes to strengthen our shared mission and continue growing as individual professionals dedicated to ethical, evidence-based progress.”

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By Awurakua Asamoah-Mensah | October 16th, 2025

"AOP development is pivotal in guiding regulatory decisions, bridging knowledge gaps, and predicting stimulus impact. Further integrating new approach methodologies, such as in-silico models, into research will enhance AOP development, offering novel and relevant contributions to science, medicine, and policy."

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