This study of life sciences and public policy students helps us understand some of their perceived barriers to replacing animal testing. READ MORE
This paper investigates a type of bias in scientific publishing where researchers are expected to use animal experiments even when they’re not necessary, or suitable, for the study topic. READ MORE
Although Canada has a governance system in place for animal research, this paper argues that the system is outdated and that national laws are needed to protect animals used in [...] READ MORE
This study suggests that people’s approval of animal research depends on how they weigh the costs and benefits of the research specifically, not on their broader moral beliefs. READ MORE
“Animal-reliance bias” occurs when researchers are asked to “validate” their results with animal-based data—even if it lacks scientific justification and violates ethical principles. READ MORE
Going into an animal-related graduate studies program? We’ve compiled a list of 9 topics and research areas where you could have a big impact. READ MORE
Technologies that observe and analyze the movement of monkeys and apes have become more sophisticated. How can they be used to improve animal welfare? READ MORE
Emergency approval for COVID-19 vaccines used alternatives to animal testing and upheld efficacy. What we learned in the process may improve the cost and timeline of all vaccine research. READ MORE
Ten organizations are responsible for half of the animal research performed in the United Kingdom. READ MORE
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