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SUMMARY:Immunotoxicity Assessment in Drug Development
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:This webinar provides an up-to-date overview of key development
s in immunotoxicology\, with a focus on their implications for drug develo
pment. It examines the range of immune-related adverse effects\, from infl
ammation to autoimmunity\, and outlines the nonclinical assays and testing
strategies used to identify and characterise these risks. The session als
o reviews current regulatory guidance relevant to immunotoxicity assessmen
t\, supporting a more consistent and science-based approach to safety eval
uation.Target audienceThis session is intended for toxicologists\, nonclin
ical safety scientists\, and professionals involved in drug development an
d regulatory assessment. It is particularly relevant for those working in
pharmaceutical R&\;D\, contract research organisations\, and regulatory
agencies who need to evaluate or interpret immunotoxicity data in a precl
inical context.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This webinar pro
vides an up-to-date overview of key developments in immunotoxicology\, wit
h a focus on their implications for drug development. It examines the rang
e of immune-related adverse effects\, from inflammation to autoimmunity\,
and outlines the nonclinical assays and testing strategies used to identif
y and characterise these risks. The session also reviews current regulator
y guidance relevant to immunotoxicity assessment\, supporting a more consi
stent and science-based approach to safety evaluation.
Targe
t audience
This session is intended for toxicologists\, noncli
nical safety scientists\, and professionals involved in drug development a
nd regulatory assessment. It is particularly relevant for those working in
pharmaceutical R&\;D\, contract research organisations\, and regulator
y agencies who need to evaluate or interpret immunotoxicity data in a prec
linical context.
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