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Charles River and Statens Serum Institut will host a seminar on September 23rd focusing on animal welfare in laboratory animal research.
Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT) has published their latest newsletter.
The July issue of Lab Animal presents advances in disease models, monitoring, and refinement methods in animal research.
The study demonstrates how mapping murine astrovirus can refine experimental conditions, health and reduce the need for repeat experiments.
The market for primary hepatocytes is expanding significantly, driven by increased use in drug testing, 3D cell culture, and the shift toward…
EPFIA recommends a strategy to stop the use of animal use in chemical safety testing.
Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing has published their latest newsletter.
Using overweight minipigs in obesity studies allows for more targeted research and optimizes the use of animals.
The article shows that optimized housing conditions and test protocols can improve data quality and animal welfare in laboratory zebrafish.
The Swedish 3Rs Center advices on refinement of blood sampling procedure (currently available in Swedish only).
By using postive reinforcement, stress levels can be reduced when collecting samples in laboratory pigs.
The application for The European Partnership for Alternative Approaches to Animal Testing 2025 Refinement Prize is open. Deadline: 01.09.2025.
New software enables standardized data collection and behavioral monitoring in laboratory animal cages.
Early education within a study program has proven to be a sustainable strategy for increasing students' awareness of animal experimentation.
The study shows that analyses of Altered Schaedler Flora (ASF) groups can reveal unwanted infections in laboratory mice.
A new study shows that standardizing factors such as sex, density, and feeding can improve the reliability of the novel tank test in adult zebrafish.
