Good Laboratory Practice

This discussion around the document, titled "Staying Fab in the Lab: An Insider’s Insight into Good Laboratory Practice," explains the principles and importance of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), a quality system ensuring the integrity and reliability of nonclinical animal studies.

It highlights that GLP is crucial for ethical animal treatment and generating dependable safety data for various products like pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.

The text outlines the historical context of GLP development, driven by past issues of fraudulent lab practices, and details key aspects such as responsibilities, reporting, and equipment standards.

While not all early-stage research requires GLP, understanding its application is essential for anyone involved in nonclinical research, including medical writers who assess study quality.

April 7, 2025

- Tim Hardman

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