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Aug 25 2021 | Andrea Polanco

Empirically Assessing The Emotions Of Non-Human Animals

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

Jul 27 2021 | Thyl Moors

Moving Away From Animal Testing To Improve Vaccine Quality

The study of vaccines would benefit if animal tests were replaced by cell-modeled tests. This article discusses the obstacles to making this transition, and how to overcome them. READ MORE

Jun 1 2021 | Mona Zahir

Conscientious Objection To Animal Research Among Veterinary & Human Medicine Students

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

Mar 8 2021 | Siobhan Ballan

We Don’t Need Animal Testing To Develop Effective Vaccines

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

Feb 1 2021 | Beth Snyder

Ghost Mice: The Plight Of Invisible Lab Animals

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

Sep 7 2020 | Mona Zahir

Using Computer Models To Replace Animal Tests For Heart Disease

This study finds that computer simulations are accurate enough to reduce the need for animal testing when it comes to identifying a given drug’s risk of causing heart arrythmia. READ MORE

Jul 21 2020 | Kopal Jha

Heart Disease On A Chip

As alternatives to animal testing progress, there are still limits to their applicability and effectiveness. It's important for animal advocates to understand those limits, and adjust their approaches accordingly. READ MORE

Jun 23 2020 | Owen Rogers

Guidelines For Non-Invasive, Respectful Research With Animals

Researchers outline a three-pronged approach to conducting ethical research with animals, using the principles of non-maleficence, beneficence, and voluntary participation. READ MORE

May 15 2020 | Deepashree Balaram

Can Zebrafish Needs Be Met In Captivity?

Zebrafish are used widely in scientific experiments, but their welfare is consistently compromised, as there is little understanding of their natural behavior and social needs. READ MORE

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Empirically Assessing The Emotions Of Non-Human Animals

Moving Away From Animal Testing To Improve Vaccine Quality

Conscientious Objection To Animal Research Among Veterinary & Human Medicine Students

We Don’t Need Animal Testing To Develop Effective Vaccines

Ghost Mice: The Plight Of Invisible Lab Animals

Using Computer Models To Replace Animal Tests For Heart Disease

Heart Disease On A Chip

Guidelines For Non-Invasive, Respectful Research With Animals

Can Zebrafish Needs Be Met In Captivity?

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