The APPG on Human Relevant Science was established in October 2020. Its purpose is to bring together MPs and Peers of all parties to accelerate the development and uptake of human relevant science in the UK. The Group focuses especially on the use of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), such as artificial intelligence and organ-on-a-chip.
Members
| Chair | Martyn Day MP |
| Officers | Alex Sobel MP, Anna Firth MP, Baroness Hayman of Ullock |
| Members | Kerry McCarthy MP, Peter Dowd MP, John McNally MP, Allan Dorans MP, Andrew Selous MP, Baroness Natalie Bennett, Ben Lake MP, Caroline Lucas MP, Giles Watling MP, Henry Smith MP, Kenny McAskill MP, Kim Johnson MP, Liz Saville Roberts MP, Sir Peter Bottomley MP, Tan Dhesi MP, Patricia Gibson MP, Chris Stephens MP and Julian Sturdy MP. |
Registered Contact: Martyn Day MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA.
Tel: 020 7219 5930. Email: martyn.day.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point: Isobel Martin, Alliance for Human Relevant Science
Email: isobel@animalfreeresearchuk.org
Latest News
Latest meeting of the APPG on Human-Relevant Science
On Wednesday 17 April, the APPG on Human-Relevant Science heard from Dr. Laura Bramwell, who presented her research into drug repurposing for ageing and age-related diseases, highlighting the benefits of using human-relevant methods. You can read the minutes here
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AGM of APPG on Human Relevant Science – 6th December 2023
Latest meeting of the APPG on Human Relevant Science
APPG meeting to be held on Tuesday 12 September
Briefing Paper: How organ-on-a-chip technology can get safer medicines to market sooner
The APPG held its latest meeting on 14th June 2023
APPG meeting to be held on Wednesday 14 June
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Human Relevant Science looks forward to exciting year ahead