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Why do we use animals in medical research?

Why do we use animals in medical research?(code:01)

NEW! Four-page A5 leaflet explaining why animal research is essential to progress in science and medicine, the place of non-animal methods, also mentioning the strict regulations and what the public think (2011). See our related video here: http://bit.ly/eyPV96

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Animal research has benefits for us all - and animals too

Animal research has benefits for us all - and animals too(code:02)

NEW! Four-page A5 leaflet explaining how animal research has helped make life-changing medical discoveries for both people and animals. It includes examples of major medical advances and promise for the future including stem cell treatments, gene therapy and vaccines (2011). See our related video here: http://bit.ly/huMkFS

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How much animal research is done in the UK?

How much animal research is done in the UK?(code:03)

NEW! Four-page A5 leaflet providing a precise snapshot of the extent of animal research in the UK in 2010. While animal studies are only used as a last resort, the leaflet uses official figures to outline how many animals are used and for what, and what types of animals are used. See our related video here: http://bit.ly/hBpK6N

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How is animal research regulated?

How is animal research regulated?(code:04)

NEW! Four-page A5 leaflet explaining the controls on animal research in the UK. These safeguard animal welfare while allowing important scientific research to be carried out. The UK controls are widely regarded as the strictest in the world, with both central government controls and local ethical review. 2011

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Animal welfare and the three Rs: replacement, refinement and reduction

Animal welfare and the three Rs: replacement, refinement and reduction(code:05)

NEW! Four-page A5 leaflet explaining that animals may not be used unnecessarily in research, or allowed to experience unavoidable suffering. These central principles are enshrined in the three Rs of animal research: replacement, refinement and reduction. The leaflet describes what these mean in practice. 2011

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Medical Advances and Animal Research

Medical Advances and Animal Research(code:09)

An illustrated and fully referenced report describing the contribution of animal science to medical progress. It does this through a number of case histories, from blood transfusion to stem cells for blindness. Written by a medical journalist, it includes an introduction by Professor Robert Winston

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