Category: Regulatory Testing
PETA Science Group Presents Awards to Promote Non-Animal Tests
PETA scientists regularly award promising researchers with the tools they need to replace animal tests with modern, kinder methods.
VIDEO: PETA Catches Eli Lilly CEO Lying About Forced Swim Tests
Eli Lilly’s CEO was caught on camera spouting lies about why his company refuses to ban the cruel forced swim test. PETA is setting the record straight.
PETA Scientists to Give, Receive Prestigious Awards at 2022 Society of Toxicology Meeting
PETA scientists will attend the 2022 Society of Toxicology (SOT) meeting in San Diego. At the conference, PETA scientists will both give and receive prestigious awards.
Bad Science and Bad Welfare: Experimenters Keep Mice Perpetually Cold
Mice and rats in laboratories suffer from “cold stress”, altering the results of experiments in an epidemic of bad science. Tell Congress to act now to protect mice and rats.
Win! Asian Food Giant ‘Grape King Bio’ Bans Animal Tests, Thanks to PETA
Following talks with PETA, Grape King Bio, a major Taiwanese health food company, has banned animal tests. Find out how to encourage other companies to do the same.
Mice and Rat Stress Shown to Compromise Experiment Results, New Study Suggests
A recent study confirms what PETA’s been saying all along: experiments on mice and rats are cruel and unreliable.
North Carolina Central University Student Wins Award From PETA Science Group
PETA Science Consortium International has named London Harper the winner of its Student Award for Travel and Mentorship in Non-Animal Toxicology—here’s why.
PETA Scientist Dr. Amy Clippinger Wins Prestigious Society of Toxicology Award
Dr. Amy Clippinger guides a team of scientists from PETA entities around the world who are advancing non-animal toxicology testing approaches.
21 Major Victories That PETA Achieved for Animals in Labs in 2021
PETA worked hard this year to help animals who are used in cruel experiments. Here’s what we accomplished in 2021!
EPA Continues to Prioritize Scientifically Sound Non-Animal Tests
PETA scientists will continue working with the EPA and other agencies, academics, industries, and nonprofits to advance the best non-animal science.
Newly Approved Approach to Skin Allergy Testing Embraces Non-Animal Methods
© iStock.com/DanilovaLiliialilechikA newly approved method can replace skin allergy tests using animals—experiments in which their fur is shaved and a chemical is applied to their exposed skin.
Eye on the Future: Early-Career Scientist Given Award by PETA Science Group for Cornea Work
PETA science group honors Peter Pôbiš for his presentation of a 3-D model of the human cornea—one that determines how chemicals might irritate the eye without using animals.
Breath of Fresh Air: PETA Science Group Awards Lung Researchers Promoting Non-Animal Tests
Worried about animals suffering in labs? You can breathe easier, because these scientists are investing in animal-free lung research.
Out of the Lab, Into the Light: PETA’s ‘Without Consent’ Honors Vivisection Victims
It’s moving viewers to tears—and action. Experience PETA’s bold new exhibit and see nearly 200 stories about animals used in experiments.
Right Now: PETA Scientists Virtually Attend World’s Largest Toxicology Conference
PETA scientists will be virtually presenting at the largest toxicology conference in the world—the 60th SOT Annual Meeting. Here’s how animals will benefit.
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