When you hear the term ‘Animal Ethics Committee’ (AEC), what comes to mind? For many people, it sounds reassuring; a group of professionals sitting around a table discussing ethics, weighing up animal welfare, questioning harm, and ensuring animals are treated with dignity and care. It evokes the image of rigorous
Learn what highly-esteemed global experts in the fields of neuroscience, animal welfare, conservation, primatology and pharmacology have to say about primate experiments. These experts not only oppose them on ethical and moral grounds, but further explain how the majority of experiments on primates contribute very little towards advancing health outcomes
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 macaque monkey looking bewildered, her arms tucked into her lap, and an expression of uncertainty in her eyes and vulnerability in her posture. John P.
Can you please introduce yourself? My name is Norma Graves. For most of my working life, I’ve been a social worker in mental health. However, before that, I was a medical scientist and worked as a microbiologist for three or four years in infectious diseases. This was in Perth. I
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