A great deal of medical research is carried out on animals, but the use of human-based methods in breast cancer studies is on the rise. READ MORE
We define “personhood” partly by cognitive ability, but there are other factors to consider. READ MORE
Faunalytics' Andrea Polanco explains how scientists empirically assess emotions in non-human animals, and outlines how advocates can benefit from using animal welfare research in their work. READ MORE
Many who believe that animal use in research is tightly regulated would be shocked to learn that these protections only apply to a lucky few. READ MORE
An Italian study finds that both human and veterinary medicine students have low rates of awareness of their right to refuse to experiment on animals and to receive alternate accommodations. READ MORE
An alternative to live animals for vascular surgery training shows there can be harmony between the goals of animal advocates and the goals of surgeons. READ MORE
Sarah Hanneken, miembro de la junta directiva de Faunalytics, ofrece una visión general del derecho animal y de cómo los abogados pueden emplearlo, y de hecho lo emplean, de forma [...] READ MORE
In our latest blog, we provide a roundup of our Faunalytics Explains video series, which offers animal advocates summaries of important research in just 2-3 minutes. READ MORE
This paper explores the possibilities of using alternative, animal-free methods for vaccine development, and shifting away from costly and slow animal-use models. READ MORE
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