|Articles|May 15, 2018

Elsevier Study Probes How Animal Studies Predict Human Safety

Elsevier, global information analytics business, carried out an analysis of the ability of animal studies to predict human safety. The study examined the consistency between preclinical animal testing and observations made in human clinical trials.

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