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The latest report from the Animals in Science Regulation Unit (ASRU) details the welfare failures experienced by animals in laboratories in 2023 across Britain.
Professor Chris Goldring and Dr Giusy Russomanno at the University of Liverpool are replacing animal-derived materials with human alternatives in liver research
On the 11th September, the Home Office released the annual statistics of scientific experiments using living animals in Great Britain in 2023 which confirmed that there were 2.68 million scientific experiments involving living animals.
