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Humane league; Animal testing.(A better deal for laboratory animals)(World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences)

Article from: The Economist (US) Article date: September 1, 2007

How to do fewer, better animal experiments

FOR a nation of pet lovers, Britain conducts a surprising number of experiments on animals: some 3m a year. America appears to use fewer animals--just 1.1m a year, according to official statistics--but that is an illusion. Unlike Britain's government, America's does not think rats and mice worth counting. Japan and China have even less comprehensive data than America, and animals used in research in those two countries are not protected to the same extent that they are in the West. ...

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