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New approach methodologies: EU regulatory horizons
New approach methodologies (NAMs) have the potential to progressively transform medicines development by reducing reliance on animal testing while increasing the relevance of nonclinical data to patients. However, achieving regulatory acceptance of NAMs demands enhanced collaboration, clear guidance and continuous, science-based adaptation of the regulatory environment to accommodate emerging innovation.