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Alternatives

alternatives   cell   clinical   models   research   technology   tissue  

Despite the widespread belief that animal experimentation is necessary for medical progress, new and expanding technologies are making the use of animals in science obsolete. The concept of animal testing as “a necessary evil” continues to thrive, in large part due to ignorance, fear,…


End of a Dark Era? NIH to Retire Most Research Chimps

chimpanzee   chimpanzees   National Institutes of Health   NIH   research   retirement   sanctuary  


FOIA in Detail

biomedical   disclosure   FOIA   funding   research  

About the Freedom of Information Act Enacted in 1966, the federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requires executive branch government agencies to make certain documents available to the public. (1) Prior to its enactment, individuals were required to prove a need for government records and…


Human-Modeled Hepatitis C Research

chimpanzee   HCV   hepatitis   human   models   research  

The following are two examples of research into the causes and treatment of hepatitis C that do not appear to use chimpanzees. Researcher: Stewart L. Cooper Grant No. 1R01DK064051-01 Project: Immune Responses in Acute Hepatitis C Institution: UCSF/Northern CA Research Institute Project runs: August…


NEAVS Makes Lush Prize Short List

chimpanzee   chimpanzees   cruelty-free   research   science  


Public Health Service Policy

deficiencies   IACUC   laboratory   measures   phs   research  

While the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) technically applies to all research facilities, laboratories using live vertebrate animals in research funded by the Public Health Service must also adhere to the Public Health Service Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals—commonly known as PHS…


U.S. Fish and Wildlife Proposes New Protective Status for Captive Chimpanzees

chimpanzee   endangered   research   split-listing   U.S Fish and Wildlife Service  


U.S. Legislation and Policies

ban   chimpanzee   invasive   legislation   limit   policy   research  

Project R&R’s goal is to end the use of chimpanzees in U.S. research. We work to educate the public; change existing laws, policies, and practices; and enact new laws for improved protection of chimpanzees while they remain in U.S. labs. Currently, the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) is the only…