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Sometimes yes, but it's the testing and regulatory approval costs that should in theory be lower for animals.
by ikr678 5y ago
Sometimes yes, but it's the testing and regulatory approval costs that should in theory be lower for animals.
- thaumasiotes 5y agoSo what? Those costs happen before you sell the drug. That would make a difference for a drug that isn't approved in humans and therefore didn't pay the approval cost at all. It makes no difference for a drug that is approved in humans.