What do world-leading experts think about using primates in research? Dr Garet P. Lahvis Dr Garet Lahvis was an associate professor and the graduate program director of
Every year in Australia, hundred’s of primates are confined to laboratories across Australia. Many are subjected to cruel experiments that rarely lead to meaningful advancements
In Australia, several surgical skills and trauma training courses for general surgeons and trauma surgeons exist and some of these courses involve the use of
The Australian Association for Humane Research Inc was founded in October 1979 by Ms Elizabeth Ahlston. It was registered under the Charitable Collections Act (NSW)
Why are mice being forced to smoke? In days past, you may have seen images of dogs with cones attached to their faces being forced
These statistics should be used for general purposes only. The latest available figures, from 2018 show that: In Victoria, 2,310,553 animals were used In New
Student choice policies provide all students with the chance to enjoy science and express their enthusiasm for biology and other science subjects, whatever their ethical
Latest Australian statistics reveal close to 3,000,000 animals used in INVASIVE experiments! The statistics for 2017 (most recent available) have been collated by Humane Research
Chung W-S, Marshall NJ. 2016 Comparative visual ecology of cephalopods from different habitats. Proc. R. Soc. B 283: 20161346. http://dx.doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2016.1346 Aims Cephalopods are members of the molluscan class
As media stories circulate about three baboons escaped from a medical research facility in Sydney, concerns are raised about the horrific life these animals endure.
Humane Research Australia welcomes the release of NAB’s forward-thinking Animal Welfare Principles which will guide their lending policy. Included in the Principles is the commitment
Animal advocates eagerly await a determination by the Office of the Secretary (NSW Department of Primary Industries) as to whether lab rabbits will be given
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Warner, CE, Kwan, WC, Wright, D, Johnston, LA, Egan, GF & Bourne, JA, 2015. ‘Preservation of Vision by the Pulvinar following Early-Life Primary Visual Cortex
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