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Article Fawcett, LK, Chew, ZA, Schneider-Futschik, EK et al. 2025, ‘Predictive capacity of paediatric nasal epithelial cells in sequential CFTR modulator therapy’, Thorax, vol. 81,

Article Fawcett, LK, Chew, ZA, Schneider-Futschik, EK et al. 2025, ‘Predictive capacity of paediatric nasal epithelial cells in sequential CFTR modulator therapy’, Thorax, vol. 81,

The release of Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Strategy 2026–2036 marks a significant moment for the future of health and medical research. For Animal-Free

A 2025 study bred rats over multiple generations for seizure susceptibility—but failed to create a working epilepsy model, highlighting the limitations of animal experiments and

In Part 1, we examined the structural barriers that can discourage students from raising ethical concerns about the use of animals in university courses. Some

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AFSA has just released a landmark report examining the ethical review and regulation of animal use in scientific research and teaching across Australia. The findings

With the federal election fast approaching on May 3, the Australian Alliance for Animals is ramping up public pressure to demand real change for animals.

This study provides strong, human-relevant evidence that GLP-1 drugs help protect the kidney and heart in people with type 2 diabetes, reinforcing the importance of
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