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Oct 4 2010 | Faunalytics

In Science We Trust: Poll Results On How You Feel About Science

This article details the public's attitudes towards animal research and whether people believed that scientists should pay attention to the wishes of the public. READ MORE

Sep 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Support For Use Of Animals Containing Human Material

Just under half of the U.K. public does support research using animals containing human material, but only if doing so can improve health and cure diseases whilst 31% thought such research was unacceptable. READ MORE

Sep 21 2010 | Faunalytics

National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee Annual Report 2009

Data from New Zealand's annual report on the numbers of animals used in research, testing, and teaching for 2009. READ MORE

Sep 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Alternatives To Animal Testing Gaining Ground

New advancements in technology and the "Three Rs" of animals in research, could potentially lead to a massive reduction in the numbers of animals used for animal testing. READ MORE

Jul 22 2010 | Faunalytics

Interview with AAVS President Sue Leary

"If we want to achieve meaningful, lasting change for animals, we will need to reach out to people who don’t have this top of mind." READ MORE

Jul 20 2010 | Faunalytics

Can Animal Models Of Disease Reliably Inform Human Studies?

This article argues that animal research only appears as a useful indicator of effectiveness in human patients because of systemic bias and failure to report complete data in findings. READ MORE

Jul 12 2010 | Faunalytics

Science And Technology Report

On the use of animals in research, nearly half of European Union citizens agree that scientist should use dogs and monkeys for experiments if it leads to cures for humans. READ MORE

Jul 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Dissection As An Instructional Technique In School

After doing dissection in secondary school many students reported long-lasting negative feelings on dissection stemming from both ethical opinions and noted feelings of "squeamishness". READ MORE

Jun 28 2010 | Faunalytics

Coding Of Facial Expressions Of Pain In The Laboratory Mouse

This study of mice has found that they make grimacing facial expressions when they are in pain, similar to what humans do when experiencing painful stimuli. READ MORE

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