EPA published support for non-animal methods, encouraging companies to move away from the unreliable rabbit test to assess industrial chemicals for skin irritation.
The EPA recommitted to prioritizing reliable and human-relevant non-animal tests. PETA scientists are helping on the path towards animal-free science.
This collaborative approach was developed with PETA scientists and other experts to assess a chemical’s potential to cause cancer and has spared thousands of animals from testing. And it’s just the beginning.
As the EPA adopts out animals from its research labs, it should also adopt more non-animal test methods.
The U.S. Coast Guard has reaffirmed it does not, and will not, conduct gruesome mutilation drills on animals after hearing from PETA.
PETA has laid the groundwork for the new U.S. administration to transition to animal-free science that will save billions and promote human health. Support Research Modernization NOW!
Testimony from monkey dealers at a congressional hearing stacked with monkey importers and their apologists shows we’re all at risk.
For years, PETA scientists have urged regulators to accept non-animal methods for pyrogen testing instead of using horseshoe crab blood.
From winning travel and training awards to receiving new technologies, innovative researchers who embrace animal-free testing won big this year.
Sanofi has a two-decade rap sheet of bribery, deceptive marketing, overcharging veterans, and more—on top of the animal torture PETA found.
In a newly published paper, PETA scientists lay bare a solid plan for ending two of the pharmaceutical industry’s most cruel and pointless experiments on animals.
A PETA science group awarded a German researcher working to replace the use of animals in inhalation tests and remove animal parts from educational laboratories.
America’s leading agency for research on mental disorders has spent decades wasting your money. James Cromwell wants you to know what it’s funding instead of finding cures.
A paper coauthored by PETA scientists shows how the differences between the respiratory tracts of humans and rats affect toxicity testing—and why non-animal tests should be used instead.
Anthony Fauci is the third former or current high-ranking NIH official to admit to spending taxpayer money on foreign laboratories without checking on them.
