Doctors-in-training will learn to heal patients without harming or killing animals: The last holdouts have ended animal use in medical training.
Human simulation technology donated by PETA is helping save lives—both human and animal.
Forward-thinking scientists plan to discuss non-animal research methods at an international conference that could help countless animals.
For years, PETA scientists have been proving that animal experiments are abusive, unreliable, and wasteful and cost both animal and human lives.
PETA’s eyewitness investigation into Primate Products, Inc., revealed widespread abuse, and for many monkeys, that’s only the beginning.
Despite federal warnings, the abuse of animals continues at Oregon Health & Science University’s Oregon National Primate Research Center.
Ringling Bros. employees co-authored a paper published in a leading medical journal, and let’s just say that it has some problems.
After a goat escapes from horrifying “acute cartilage injury” experiments at the University of Iowa, the college is cited for violating federal animal welfare law.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported that the facility must pay a $3.5 million penalty and stop using animals to make antibodies.
Now that it’s illegal to conduct invasive experiments on chimpanzees, the New Iberia Research Center is sending 220 chimpanzees to a sanctuary.
Scientific journals have published recommendations from a PETA International Science Consortium workshop for predicting lung toxicity with non-animal methods.
Experimenters at Harvard have been caught performing cruel surgeries on mice and rats and injecting animals with painful materials.
The Rev. Daniel Berrigan was dedicated to promoting peace, so it should come as no surprise that he was also a vocal opponent of violence against animals.
After pressure, the Taiwanese government has promised to end the use of rabbits in classical swine fever vaccine production by as soon as the end of this year.
PETA is calling on the University of Houston–Clear Lake’s animal care committee to rescind its approval for the abuse of rats in cruel classroom experiments.
