VivoSim Labs announced data demonstrating its AI-enabled 3D human tissue models for liver and intestine toxicity prediction achieve over 90% sensitivity, significantly outperforming traditional animal testing methods that show 50-65% sensitivity. These models reduce false positives to under 5%, helping pharmaceutical companies avoid costly drug development failures. The technology also accurately predicts toxicity for advanced therapies like Antibody Drug Conjugates (ADCs), supporting the FDA's push to replace animal testing with human-relevant methods. VivoSim's results were presented at the European Society of Toxicology conference, highlighting its leadership in safer, more predictive preclinical drug testing.
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