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May 5 2015 | karol orzechowski

UK Funders Demand Strong Statistics for Animal Studies

In animal experimentation, the replacement of animals wherever possible, reduction of the number of animals tested on, and refinement of experiments to use fewer animals is known as the "3 [...] READ MORE

May 1 2015 | karol orzechowski

Normalizing the Unthinkable: The Ethics of Using Animals in Research

Despite years of advocate opposition and growing concern from the general public, animal experimentation remains an entrenched part of most of the scientific establishment. This publication from the U.K., prepared [...] READ MORE

Apr 28 2015 | karol orzechowski

International Survey: The Future is Animal Free

Fashion trends shift as quickly as the seasons change, but longer-term, larger trends can be mapped through research. A study of 3,600 consumers, conducted by ISPO for the Italian Fur [...] READ MORE

Apr 24 2015 | karol orzechowski

Farming-Up Coastal Fish Assemblages Through a Massive Aquaculture Escape Event

This study looks specifically at a "massive fish farm escape event," and examines how fish farm escapes can hugely and irreversibly impact nearby marine areas. READ MORE

Apr 21 2015 | karol orzechowski

How Do Zoo Animals Deal With Zoo Visitors?

Wild animals belong in the wild, and the best way to provide them better welfare is to essentially make the zoo as un-zoo-like as possible. READ MORE

Apr 17 2015 | karol orzechowski

The Multifactorial Role of the 3Rs in Shifting the Harm-Benefit Analysis in Animal Models of Disease

Testing on animals for biomedical research is viewed as unethical by many animal advocates. The use of animals within the field is generally governed by a patchwork of state-level and [...] READ MORE

Apr 15 2015 | karol orzechowski

Tackling The Cat Crisis: A Collaborative Approach To Neutering

This U.K. study examined the challenges in ensuring that sterilization programs are achieving the desired cat population effects. READ MORE

Apr 13 2015 | karol orzechowski

Meat and Masculinity Among Young Chinese, Turkish and Dutch Adults in the Netherlands

If we want to change the culture around meat-eating, we need to recognize that there are many ingrained traditions in play at once. Various aspects of different cultures reinforce the [...] READ MORE

Apr 10 2015 | karol orzechowski

Pain Management for Animals Used in Science: Views of Scientists and Veterinarians in Canada

This study looks at the administration of anaesthetics for laboratory animals, and the way that scientists and lab vets perceive its use and effectiveness. Using an in-depth approach where subjects [...] READ MORE

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UK Funders Demand Strong Statistics for Animal Studies

Normalizing the Unthinkable: The Ethics of Using Animals in Research

International Survey: The Future is Animal Free

Farming-Up Coastal Fish Assemblages Through a Massive Aquaculture Escape Event

How Do Zoo Animals Deal With Zoo Visitors?

The Multifactorial Role of the 3Rs in Shifting the Harm-Benefit Analysis in Animal Models of Disease

Tackling The Cat Crisis: A Collaborative Approach To Neutering

Meat and Masculinity Among Young Chinese, Turkish and Dutch Adults in the Netherlands

Pain Management for Animals Used in Science: Views of Scientists and Veterinarians in Canada

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