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- European biomedical sector welcomes 2019 EU figures on animal research
EARA executive director, Kirk Leech, said: “All Covid-19 vaccines were developed and tested using animals significant role in research in AIDS and developing treatments for Parkinson’s disease, as well as the Covid -19 vaccine during the 2020-21 pandemic.
- EARA study of EU-based websites 2024 - results in Portugal
Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. To advance scientific understanding To develop solutions to medical problems To test medicines and vaccines
- EARA study of EU-based websites 2024 - results in France
Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. To advance scientific understanding To develop solutions to medical problems To test medicines and vaccines
- EARA study of EU-based websites 2024 - results in the Netherlands
Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. To advance scientific understanding To develop solutions to medical problems To test medicines and vaccines
- Infiltrada en el Búnker: a dishonest movie
‘Carlota’ says that the Covid-19 pandemic slowed production down. models, many of whom are highlighted in the movie, were essential in safety and efficacy testing of the vaccines
- Sharing research on social media
Scientists around the world, working to develop a Covid-19 vaccine, are documenting their work on TikTok researchers have made short videos to answer questions from the public and explain their part in the vaccine
- 12-fold increase in animal-to-human disease deaths by 2050
SARS Coronavirus 1, Filoviruses, Machupo virus, and Nipah virus – from 1963 to 2019 (pre-dating the Covid They added the findings were likely to be an underestimate because Covid-19 and other viruses were excluded
- Awards recognise animal research
This knowledge, founded on decades of animal research, enabled the rapid development of Covid-19 vaccines
- High public acceptance of UK animal research in pandemic survey
Animal Research (UAR) has shown a high public acceptance of animal research to find treatments for Covid research using animals such as mice, dogs and monkeys, would be important to develop treatments and vaccines for Covid-19. A tenth (11%) of people feel that their views on animal research and testing have changed since the Covid accepting of using animals in research. 77% said that they trusted UK researchers to provide a solution to Covid
- EARA study of EU-based websites 2024 - results in Germany
Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. To advance scientific understanding To develop solutions to medical problems To test medicines and vaccines
- Seasonal flu may offer some protection against bird flu, in ferrets and humans
Research from the US in ferrets shows that previous infections with seasonal flu viruses or vaccinations Understanding whether antibodies generated by common seasonal flu virus strains (H1N1 and H3N2) or their vaccines protein in influenza virus naming) might reduce disease severity, prompting suggestions that future vaccine become crucial to evaluate the actual protective potential of flu antibodies in human infections and vaccination
- First blood-producing heart organoid
greater accuracy, while also holding the potential to investigate diseases that attack the heart, such as Covid












