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pcrm.org > news > innovative-science > teaching-ai-know-all-about-drugs-not-just-their-shape-new-way-predict-drug

Teaching AI to "Know" All About Drugs, Not Just Their Shape: A New Way to Predict Drug Toxicity

5+ day, 11+ hour ago   (469+ words) Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Teaching AI to "Know" All About Drugs, Not Just Their Shape: A New Way to Predict Drug Toxicity For decades, computer programs designed to predict whether a drug is safe have relied on one main…...

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pcrm.org > news > exam-room-podcast > doctor-visit-could-change-your-life-anthony-masiello

The Doctor Visit That Could Change Your Life | Anthony Masiello

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (154+ words) What if your doctor had time to actually listen to you? Anthony Masiello, Founder and CEO of Lifestyle Telemedicine, joins Chuck Carroll on The Exam Room Podcast for a powerful conversation about what health care can look like when the…...

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pcrm.org > news > innovative-science > virtual-twin-modeling-enables-individualized-drug-dosing-pediatric-cancer

Virtual Twin Modeling Enables Individualized Drug Dosing for Pediatric Cancer Patients

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (562+ words) Researchers developed a computational “virtual twin” that uses patient-specific clinical data to predict how the cancer drug Fludarabine behaves in children undergoing bone marrow transplant, showing how nonanimal methods can enable more advanced personalized medicine. Help save animals at the…...

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pcrm.org > news > news-releases > dutch-senate-votes-shift-public-funding-primate-experiments-human-focused

Dutch Senate Votes to Shift Public Funding From Primate Experiments to Human-Focused Research

9+ mon, 1+ week ago   (479+ words) The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine welcomes the historic decision by the Dutch Senate to phase out public funding for primate experiments at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre (BPRC) in Rijswijk, the largest primate research facility in Europe. Over the…...

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pcrm.org > news > good-science-digest > physicians-committee-and-qureator-host-hands-animal-free-biotechnology

Physicians Committee and Qureator Host Hands-On Animal-Free Biotechnology Workshop

4+ mon, 19+ hour ago   (574+ words) Experts from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine traveled to San Diego, California, to attend the 2026 Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting to advance our work accelerating the replacement of animal testing. For the second year in a row, the Physicians…...

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pcrm.org > news > news-releases > physicians-committee-responsible-medicine-applauds-nihs-investment-animal-free

Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Applauds NIH’s Investment in Animal-Free Research, Says It Will Help the Agency Meet Animal Reduction Goals

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (330+ words) Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Applauds NIH’s Investment in Animal-Free Research, Says It Will Help the Agency Meet Animal Reduction Goals WASHINGTON, D.C. —Please see the following statement from Catharine E. Krebs, PhD, medical research program manager for the Physicians…...

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pcrm.org > news > innovative-science > human-based-brain-organoids-replicate-key-processes-learning-and-memory

Human-Based Brain Organoids Replicate Key Processes of Learning and Memory

10+ mon, 2+ week ago   (176+ words) Study in a Sentence: Brain organoids derived from human cells demonstrate complex neuronal networks that can mimic the genetic activity linked to learning and memory. Healthy for Humans: The human brain is one of the most complex systems on the…...

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pcrm.org > news > good-science-digest > addressing-animal-methods-bias-amid-global-calls-reduce-animal

Addressing Animal Methods Bias Amid Global Calls to Reduce Animal Experimentation

6+ mon, 4+ day ago   (352+ words) Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Addressing Animal Methods Bias Amid Global Calls to Reduce Animal Experimentation A new perspective paper authored by Physicians Committee scientists and other members of the Coalition to Illuminate and Address Animal Methods Bias (COLAAB) was…...

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pcrm.org > news > innovative-science > ai-driven-patient-avatars-aim-replace-animal-testing-and-predict-drug

AI-Driven “Patient Avatars” Aim to Replace Animal Testing and Predict Drug Toxicity

6+ mon, 2+ week ago   (378+ words) Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine AI-Driven “Patient Avatars” Aim to Replace Animal Testing and Predict Drug Toxicity Study in a Sentence: Cedars-Sinai researchers are developing KronosRx, an artificial intelligence-powered platform that uses human-derived organoids and deep-learning models to forecast adverse…...

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pcrm.org > news > good-science-digest > who-issues-new-global-guidelines-replace-animal-experiments-medicinal

WHO Issues New Global Guidelines to Replace Animal Experiments for Medicinal Quality Control - Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (458+ words) WHO Issues New Global Guidelines to Replace Animal Experiments for Medicinal Quality Control Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine WHO Issues New Global Guidelines to Replace Animal Experiments for Medicinal Quality Control Developed by the WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization…...