The British government has unveiled a new £75 million plan to phase out animal testing in medicine and agriculture — with a clear roadmap to stop regulatory tests on skin and eye irritation by 2026, phase out mouse testing for Botox by 2027 and reduce dog/primates studies by 2030. It backs organ-on-a-chip, AI and 3D tissue methods to accelerate humane, modern science and safeguard both health and welfare.
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Uingereza Wapa £75 M Ili Kuachana na Upimaji wa Wanyama, Kufanyika Kwa Mbinu Mbadala

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Serikali ya Uingereza imezindua mpango wa pauni 75 milioni kuacha taratibu za upimaji kwa wanyama katika dawa na kilimo — mitazamo maalum ya kusitisha vipimo vya kuharibu ngozi na macho ifikapo 2026, kuacha upimaji wa Botox kwenye panya 2027, na kupunguza sana majaribio kwa mbwa na primates ifikapo 2030. Badala yake, iko mbinu kama organ-on-a-chip, AI na tishu 3D — mwelekeo wa sayansi ya heshima, ubunifu na afya.

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