National Antivisection Society
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SSC: problems faced in developing vaccines or therapeutics
SSC: 3) Outbredness and the need to consider genetic resistance & susceptibility Inbred species of mice and even transgenics cannot predict accurately for how long a drug, biological, or vaccine will...
Research on TSE
The SSC included research on TSE in its introduction, citing research on these diseases of the brain to justify the use of non-human primates in research: ADI Response: TSE (spongiform encepalopathy,...
Response to the statement of the EU Scientific Steering Committee: References
1 Feinberg, M.B. and Moore, J.P (2002) ‘AIDS vaccine models: Challenging challenge viruses’ Nature Medicine, vol.8.3. 2 Zbinden, G & Flury-Roversi, M. (1981) Archives of Toxicology vol.47, 77-99 3 Haigwood,...
Primate Experiments: The facts
Please donate now: Help us expose the suffering; campaign for permanent change; fund important research the does not use animals. We need you to contact your MEP to end primate tests, click here. The...
MEPs back campaign to end primate tests across Europe
To mark World Lab Animal Day (April 24th), ADI and NAVS launched a new Declaration in the European Parliament backed by MEPs John, Bowis (UK), Martine Roure (France), Jens Holm (Sweden), and Mojca Drcar...
Stop Primate Testing USA
The USA and Japan are the world’s biggest experimenters on primates, and primate tests are on the rise in the USA. Lab Animal Day will see the launch of a campaign by the ADI USA office in San Francisco...
The failed trial of TGN1412
The unreliable nature of animal testing shot into the media in March when the trial of test drug TGN1412 went disastrously wrong. The drug was given to healthy volunteers in doses 500 times weaker than...
NAVS issues warning that over next two years over 10 million animals could die in tests
The National Anti-Vivisection Society (NAVS), the oldest organisation of its kind in the world, has warned today that over 10 million animals could die in laboratories over the next two years. Jan...
