Research paper citation Prior cigarette smoke exposure does not affect acute post-stroke outcomes in mice Austin V, Miller, A, Vlahos, R, Prior cigarette smoke exposure
Horrifying deaths uncovered via Freedom of Information disclosures to the advocacy organisation HRA. Between 2018 and 2022, the unexpected deaths of five macaques at a
The NSW Government has issued a lacklustre response to the Inquiry into the use of primates and other animals in medical research in New South
Take the ball and go home ~ To be so petulant in dealing with adversity, loss, or rejection that one quits or leaves abruptly, often
The simple image on the cover of John P. Gluck’s book Voracious Science & Vulnerable Animals (a primate scientist’s ethical journey) is that of a
I am extremely proud of HRA’s collective achievements and the progress we are making. Our profile is growing, and we are now increasingly being contacted
In a four year period (2016-2019) researchers at the University of New South Wales have used, according to their publication Single level posterolateral lumbar fusion
Cruel and invalid tests to be phased out, but lack of action on primate experiments. A government committee tasked with an Inquiry into the use
One of the greatest hurdles to advancing non-animal research methods is regulatory requirements for animal testing. In the US, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetics
On September 1, International Primate Day, Humane Research Australia launched a video campaign: ‘Better Science For All’. The ad, appearing across SBS On Demand and
Last month (July 2022) HRA intensified efforts on the Forced to Smoke campaign with a trip to Newcastle where we hosted a community forum for
Here a 2021 publication describes how researchers at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health used of 67 inbred male ‘alcohol-preferring’ rats in basic
Many people are unware that primate experimentation is still being conducted in Australia. A vital part of HRA’s work is to rigorously monitor Australia’s use
The University of Adelaide, with approval from the university’s animal ‘ethics’ committee, developed a ‘mouse model’ of bacterial scald wound infection and sepsis. To develop
Fifty-one lambs were used in an experiment to study the effects of melatonin on newborn lambs suffering induced asphyxia.(1) The experiment, published in 2018, was
A recent (2021) publication reveals invasive experiments on young male rats carried out at the University of Newcastle, NSW in an attempt to replicate human
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