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Sep 16 2015 | karol orzechowski

UK Public Finds Animal Research ‘Secretive’

Though many people in the UK support animal research, they find the industry "secretive," and there is no single trusted source for information about it. READ MORE

Sep 7 2015 | karol orzechowski

For Retired Chimps, Negative Effects of Lab Life Last a Long Time

Captivity and laboratory testing can have serious negative psychological and physical effects on retired chimps, even after they are moved to a sanctuary. READ MORE

Aug 29 2015 | karol orzechowski

Cutting Corners In Lab Mouse Welfare Assessments

Scientists are coming up with new, quicker ways to assess lab mouse “welfare.” But is cutting corners the best way to make an accurate assessment? READ MORE

Aug 19 2015 | karol orzechowski

Public Support of Vivisection is On A Case By Case Basis

Surveys show that public support for vivisection varies based on factors such as the species used and the type of experiment. More work is needed to understand why. READ MORE

Aug 14 2015 | karol orzechowski

Animal Testing in Forensics: A Brutal, Outdated Practice

More than 60% of animals used in forensics tests are never anesthetized. Even for those who are, the procedures they undergo are brutal and cruel. READ MORE

Aug 5 2015 | karol orzechowski

Putting an End to Rabies Vaccine Potency Tests on Animals

A survey of rabies experts shows that vaccine testing on animals is expensive, not scientifically relevant, and has serious animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Aug 3 2015 | karol orzechowski

Can Behavioral Researchers Make Animal Welfare Assessments More Effective?

This paper suggests that behavioral researchers may be able to help increase animal welfare in labs by making more accurate assessments. READ MORE

Jul 30 2015 | karol orzechowski

Giving Chimps the Same Rights as Prisoners

There is a strong legal case for giving chimps used for biomedical research the same rights as prisoners. READ MORE

Jul 26 2015 | Faunalytics

The Role of Confrontation in Animal Advocacy

This article makes the case that animal advocates should focus on actions that have a strong likelihood to create change through moral outrage, so that animal rights issues are launched into public discourse. READ MORE

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UK Public Finds Animal Research ‘Secretive’

For Retired Chimps, Negative Effects of Lab Life Last a Long Time

Cutting Corners In Lab Mouse Welfare Assessments

Public Support of Vivisection is On A Case By Case Basis

Animal Testing in Forensics: A Brutal, Outdated Practice

Putting an End to Rabies Vaccine Potency Tests on Animals

Can Behavioral Researchers Make Animal Welfare Assessments More Effective?

Giving Chimps the Same Rights as Prisoners

The Role of Confrontation in Animal Advocacy

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