Love Animals? Support Animal Research.
(whaaat!?!) Is it possible to do both? If someone you know is dying of cancer, yes. If a pet animal is suffering from a rare disease, yes. And if you work in research, of course! (More about that later.) But if you’re on the fence about animal research, or haven’t thought about it, please click here.
Latest News
Scientists Who Sparked Revolution In Cancer Treatment Win Nobel Prize | NPR – October 1, 2018
Genetic technique reverses autism’s sensory impairment in mice | UPI – September 25, 2018
Octopuses on Ecstasy has implications for treating PTSD | Washington Post – September 20, 2018
UC Irvine Cries Foul To Erroneous Watchdog Claims | Lake Forest Patch – September 18, 2018
“All advances in medicine have an underlying basis in biomedical research. Animal research is done with great care and is done with special concern for the ethical treatment of the animals. The importance of medical research lies in the fact that new knowledge in medicine and innovative development is going to take place only when medical research is done.”
Dr. Michael E. DeBakey, Jr. (Famous Heart Surgeon and Inventor)
