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both useful and informative and, hopefully, the publication of these proceedings will stimulate further discussion in this important area which may improve the decision-making process in drug development. The Editors wish to thank the participants for contributing to the Work­ shop, together with Dr. Cyndy Lu978-94-010-7946-4978-94-009-3221-0

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Risk predicted from animal studies experiments are performed before a marketing licence is requested, came into force almost 50 years ago. During this time, toxicological testing has developed into an enormously laborious effort, whose cost-effectiveness is now seriously disputed. Moreover, a third party, the drug regulatory agencie

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