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Bats can carry viruses that cause serious infectious diseases in humans, including Covid-19, Ebola and

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. said: “This year we have seen the vital contribution that research using animals has had during the Covid Case study Llama antibodies to combat Covid-19 Researchers at EARA member Ghent University, Belgium, have found that antibodies taken from just one llama could help to combat Covid-19.

Meanwhile, a team at the Butantan Institute , Brazil, used mice to understand why a version of the BCG vaccine protecting against infection. 99% of mice given a genetically modified ‘recombinant’ version of the BCG vaccine version), and by analysing the genes involved in the immune response and comparing tissues between vaccinated the researchers saw marked differences, for example in which genes were activated, between the two vaccine The findings provide new insights into how to improve TB prevention through vaccination, which starts

played in the development of drugs and treatments for both humans and animals, including research into Covid jeopardises many of the ongoing studies into the diseases that affect millions of people in Europe, such as Covid we would not have been able to develop and roll-out, at historically unprecedented speed, effective vaccines that have halted the progression of the Covid-19 pandemic.

For example, anesthetics, antibiotics, and vaccines such as covid-19, without forgetting vaccines against Animal research is still necessary to evaluate the toxicity, safety and efficacy of drugs, vaccines and standardised and are required by the different regulatory agencies in order to finally approve medicines, vaccines All medicines and vaccines must be previously validated in animals (in one or several species, depending in the normalisation of this scientific activity, which has allowed us today to have safe medicines, vaccines

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

These experiments focus on life-threatening and disabling diseases like AIDS, tuberculosis, COVID-19,

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. recent uses of animals in research, and their benefits to human health, from around the EU: Belgium (Covid said: “This year we have seen the vital contribution that research using animals has had during the Covid

Severe viral infections like Covid-19 and influenza damage the alveoli – the areas of the lung that are

number of animals used was 1,456,562, a drop of 16% from 2022 (1,725,855), and in comparison to pre-Covid

Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. advance scientific understanding • To develop solutions to medical problems • To test medicines and vaccines

“The Covid-19 pandemic has meant greater interest in vaccines and biomedical research from the public have at some point involved research using animals, for instance, animals are essential in research on Covid 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