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When it comes to scientific research, there’s a growing recognition that humane alternatives to animal testing are not just a matter of ethics—they’re also a matter of good science.

In the realm of scientific research and experimentation, the use of animals has long been a subject of ethical debate.

When it comes to scientific research, there’s a growing recognition that humane alternatives to animal testing are not just a matter of ethics—they’re also a matter of good science. The age-old debate between animal welfare advocates and some within the scientific community often overlooks this fundamental point: humane alternatives can

Right now is an exciting time to be part of the anti-vivisection movement. Across the country, momentum is building as both policymakers and the public increasingly support more humane, human-relevant approaches to science. From federal initiatives to state-level reforms, we are witnessing a meaningful shift away from outdated animal experimentation

In January, we shared that the Environmental Protection Agency reinstated its goal, originally established in 2019, to phase out animal testing by 2035. We’ve received questions about why the goal is set nine years out, and we understand the frustration. Here’s how we at NAVS view this development. While we

Science classrooms are evolving, and a biotechnology program in Massachusetts is helping lead that change. Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical High School in Upton recently received a BioLEAP Classroom Grant from the National Anti-Vivisection Society (NAVS) to purchase life-size rat anatomy models for its biotechnology program. The models provide students