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FDA unveils new study to avoid testing drugs on dogs

By Diana Stancy Correll
Published November 16, 2018 10:15pm ET
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FDA unveils new study to avoid testing drugs on dogs
The Food and Drug Administration unveiled a new study Friday designed to lead to fewer dogs used in later trials for veterinary medicine. And, all the dogs in the study will be adopted out as pets at its end. “In short, our goal is to do one single study involving a small number of dogs […]

The Food and Drug Administration unveiled a new study Friday designed to lead to fewer dogs used in later trials for veterinary medicine.

And, all the dogs in the study will be adopted out as pets at its end.

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