This document discusses the use of stem cells for screening endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs). It describes how stem cells can be used as a non-animal alternative for drug testing that is less expensive and more efficient than animal models. Specifically, it outlines research using cancer stem cells to test for anti-cancer drugs and EDCs. The document also discusses induced pluripotent stem cells and their potential for modeling human diseases for drug discovery applications and toxicity testing. Finally, it notes that stem cells provide opportunities for basic research into mechanisms of cell behavior and potential applications in regenerative medicine, genetic therapy, and studying stem cell-related diseases and aging.