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"Bottomless" Issues: Whistleblower’s Account of OHSU’s Labs
Guest Author: A Former OHSU Husbandry Staff Member, March 6, 2025
A former Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) husbandry staff member exposes their experiences in the school's animal research facilities.
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Animal Research News Roundup: October 11, 2024
The Rise for Animals Team, October 11, 2024
Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.
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Species Spotlight: Flightless Birds
The Rise for Animals Team, October 10, 2024
Did you know that numerous bird species have evolved not to fly? Learn more!
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Meet the Two Puppies UW Killed Before Their Second Birthdays
The Rise for Animals Team, October 9, 2024
Moe and Tanner were no different than the dogs with whom we share our homes — they were only less fortunate.
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Animal Research News Roundup: October 4, 2024
The Rise for Animals Team, October 4, 2024
Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.
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Non-Animal Research in the News: September 2024
The Rise for Animals Team, October 3, 2024
Here are all the latest news stories in non-animal science.
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Whistles Blown 2: Animal Researchers Don’t Do What They Say
The Rise for Animals Team, October 3, 2024
Brave employees continue coming forward to report what’s really happening inside U.S. animal research laboratories.
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US Addiction to Animal Research Harms Sufferers of Addiction
The Rise for Animals Team, October 2, 2024
Researchers are well aware — indeed, they have repeatedly shown — that animal studies cannot be used to model human drug addiction.
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Animal Research News Roundup: September 27, 2024
The Rise for Animals Team, September 27, 2024
Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.
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Take Action: Tell Congress Cold-Blooded Animals ARE Animals
The Rise for Animals Team, September 26, 2024
This would bring at least tens of millions of human experimental subjects within the AWA’s scope, including the second most common laboratory victim: fish.