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May 1 2014 | Faunalytics

Do Fish Perceive Anaesthetics as Aversive?

A study on anesthetics with zebrafish finds 7/9 were found to cause aversive (pain/distress) reactions, and are not consistent with humane practices. READ MORE

Apr 18 2014 | Faunalytics

United States V. Stevens: Win, Loss, Or Draw For Animals?

The core issue of whether animal protection can override free speech rights was positively impacted by this new judgement. READ MORE

Apr 8 2014 | Faunalytics

What—Or Who—Are The Rats (And Mice) In The Laboratory

This article presents the cultural ideas about rats and other rodents over time, from being associated with spreading disease to being companion animals to ultimately becoming experimental subjects. READ MORE

Mar 19 2014 | Faunalytics

New Study Shows Growing Opposition To Animal Tests

PETA researchers reviewed annual Gallup polls from 2001-2013 to track changing attitudes on the morality of animal testing. READ MORE

Mar 3 2014 | Faunalytics

A Predicament: Animal Models And Human Tissue In Medical Research

The article presents how lab personal in the U.K. have pre-ordained ideas about animal and human tissue research and the effects this idea has, regardless of regulations put in place. READ MORE

Feb 25 2014 | Faunalytics

Social Dominance Connects Prejudicial Human–Human And Human–Animal Relations

The authors tested for a relationship between a preference for hierarchy in human-human relations and in relations with animals. They found a strong correlation between a high social dominance orientation, [...] READ MORE

Feb 21 2014 | Faunalytics

A Conversation with Karol Orzechowski the Director of the film Maximum Tolerated Dose

An interview about Maximum Tolerated Dose, a feature-length documentary exploring animal experimentation from the point of view of both animals and humans. READ MORE

Feb 5 2014 | Faunalytics

Alternatives To Animal Testing: A Review

This article presents a summary of research that backs the concept of reduce-refine-replace approach to animal testing in technology, they also discuss alternatives in animal research. READ MORE

Jan 22 2014 | Faunalytics

The Promise And Ethics Of Using Muscle Cells To Make Food

This largely theoretical article discusses the advent of clean/cultured meat, including examining the research itself as well as the developing ethical framework for the technology. READ MORE

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Do Fish Perceive Anaesthetics as Aversive?

United States V. Stevens: Win, Loss, Or Draw For Animals?

What—Or Who—Are The Rats (And Mice) In The Laboratory

New Study Shows Growing Opposition To Animal Tests

A Predicament: Animal Models And Human Tissue In Medical Research

Social Dominance Connects Prejudicial Human–Human And Human–Animal Relations

A Conversation with Karol Orzechowski the Director of the film Maximum Tolerated Dose

Alternatives To Animal Testing: A Review

The Promise And Ethics Of Using Muscle Cells To Make Food

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