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U.S. Animal Use in Labs Drops Nearly 10% in 2024, NAVS Analysis Finds

United States · United States

U.S. Animal Use in Labs Drops Nearly 10% in 2024, NAVS Analysis Finds

For decades, the public has lacked a full picture of how many animals are used in research and testing across the United States. That changed in a meaningful way this year. Thanks to a long-overdue policy shift, 2024 marks the first time that laboratories were required to report the number of birds used in research, teaching, and testing—something NAVS and our allies have fought for over many years. NAVS is proud to be the first organization in …Read Article

NIH Funding Now Will Prioritize Research That Eschews Animal Testing to Push Innovation

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The National Institutes of Health recently announced that in order to improve the quality of science used in drug development, the agency would favor grant proposals that move away from animal testing. The FDA, which had previously announced a similar change, described the decision as one that would move research towards using “a range of […] The post NIH Funding Now Will Prioritize Research That Eschews Animal Testing to Push Innovation appeare…Animal Testing · United States See the Story

From Animal Experimentation to Ethical Advocacy: Meet NAVS Science Adviser Richard Miller, Ph.D.

NAVS is proud to welcome Richard Miller, Ph.D., as a new Science Adviser and contributor to our educational and advocacy efforts.Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

FDA Begins Phasing Out Certain Animal Testing Practices: commissioner

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The US Food and Drug Administration said on Thursday it plans to replace animal testing in the development of monoclonal antibody therapies and other drugs with "human-relevant methods," including the use of AI-based models. Animal Testing · United States See the Story

Roundup of Ongoing Policy and Legislative News

So far in 2025, NAVS is tracking and actively supporting 38 pieces of state legislation and eight federal bills that impact the lives of animals in laboratories. You can help support our efforts by visiting our Advocacy Center or sharing this with someone you know. Legislative Spotlight: Advancing Protections for Nonhuman Primates We focus much of our work on nonhuman primates (NHPs) because they are highly intelligent, social animals who suffer…Richmond, United States · Richmond Read Article

Gov. Stein's program could help repair thousands of bridges in WNC

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The governor's office said 8,000 private roads and bridges still need to be repaired in Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene hit six months ago.Hurricanes · North Carolina See the Story

Science For You: Where Are They Now? A Former IFER Graduate Fellow Shares About Her Career

Today we share the testimonial of Nicole Sparks, PhD, on how her NAVS-funded IFER fellowship over a decade ago helped advance her meaningful work in science.Science · Irvine Read Article

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