Our Tiny Allies in Toxicological Testing Part 2 – Transparent Roundworms as Alternative Models
By Aaradhya Diwan | July 10th, 2025
“There are numerous opportunities for using C. elegans as a model for toxicity testing, thanks to their unique advantages and translational relevance to human health, as demonstrated in applications to neuroscience and developmental biology.”
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Professional Perspectives: Refinement in Animal Research: A Crucial Step Toward Ethical Progress
By Sally Thompson-Iritani | February 6th, 2025
“Incorporating refinements in animal research is not optional—it is essential in modern science. The rapid pace of technological advancements and increased public scrutiny make it imperative to adopt comprehensive refinement strategies.“
Our Tiny Allies in Toxicological Testing - Zebrafish and their Embryos as Alternative Models
By Aaradhya Diwan | December 19th, 2024
“[Zebrafish] models offer powerful insight for detecting the negative impacts of chemical substances on ecosystem health and human health.”
Professional Perspectives: ALR Special Edition
By Lenore Montanaro | June 26th 2024
“Finding the best way forward will take dedication, effort, and cooperation among the scientific community and animal advocates.”
The American Bar Association joins the fight to promote better science
By Paul Locke | February 22nd, 2024
In passing this resolution, the ABA has recognized the importance that replacement alternatives are playing now and will play in the future.