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CAARE Joins Inaugural World Day of Animal Free Research on May 27; Notes U S Legislation to Remove FDA s Animal Testing Mandate

New York, NY (PRWEB) May 27, 2022 Citizens for Alternatives to Animals in Research and Experimentation (CAARE) – a non-governmental nonprofit that is

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Readers sound off on disease research, Will Smith and unlicensed vendors

Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.: Voicer Eva Maciejewski’s letter representing the Foundation for Biomedical Research (FBR) is typical of the rhetoric issued by organizations that lobby for animal experimentation. Responding to my article on Neuralink’s unjustified use of monkeys to develop a brain-computer interface (“Elon Musk, monkeys and our human responsibility,” op-ed, March 14), it ignores the vast volume of work affirming the limitations of animals in achieving human cures.

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Readers sound off on brain injuries, animal testing and Fox News casualties

Manhattan: Time can crawl when dealing daily with the often hidden disability of a brain injury (BI). This August marks 25 long years since I became the first survivor, ostensibly so, on reported public record at least, of Con Edison-related negligent “stray” voltage. Mundanely making a call at an unexpectedly short-circuited street-corner payphone site, my brain got horrifically forever-fried.

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The US is out of step on primate research with the rest of the world

In the last two years, the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) has invested nearly $29 million to breed more monkeys for biomedical research, with an additional $7.5 million to be spent by October. The investments, which include infrastructure improvements at the U.S. National Primate Research .

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