Artificial intelligence is accelerating toxicology research by trawling through global animal testing results to prevent unnecessary new tests, as per Joseph Manuppello from Physicians Committee of Responsible Medicine.
Thomas Hartung, a toxicology professor at Johns Hopkins University, highlights that AI is as good as, or even better than humans at extracting information from scientific papers, enabling faster toxicity assessments for new chemicals.
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