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Scientists have developed a vaccine that can stop ticks from spreading Lyme disease in mice, which has Sciences, and Nature Research Centre, Lithuania, modified harmless bacteria and gave it to mice as a vaccine When the mice were then bitten by ticks, the vaccine could change the natural composition of bacteria

public and private biomedical research), showed that in 2021, despite the restrictions caused by the Covid therapies as well as better protect humans and animals, high quality research, including testing for vaccines , such as Covid-19, requires an approach that includes the use of animal models.

using pigs in organ transplants for humans and understanding and treating diseases like cancer and Covid

A team at Scripps Research, California, USA, has developed a vaccine for HIV (a virus that can lead to The US National Institutes of Health has now agreed to sponsor a clinical trial for the vaccine. The high response to the vaccine in the animals was due to the group’s approach of shortening the sugar Dr Jiang Zhu at Scripps said: “With this design we appear to have solved a big piece of the HIV vaccine

directly linked to pain in this context, and may also apply to other types of viral infection, such as Covid

parasites, researchers have found separate ways to deliver drugs to the brain and develop a more effective vaccine The research could lead to the development of more reliable malaria vaccines, which are currently not

said: “This year we have seen the vital contribution that research using animals has had during the Covid 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 About EARA The European Animal Research Association (EARA) is

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

Animal research has played a critical role in Covid-19 research, providing an understanding of the disease While Covid-19 dominated the headlines in 2020, biomedical research also had success in other areas of obstacles, the remarkable advances in biomedical research this year, especially with regards to the Covid

SECAL), has produced a video answering common questions about the use of animals in research, including Covid taking questions from people about the animals involved in research for diseases, such as cancer and Covid

biology (e.g. basic science, discovery, development, teaching, testing, manufacture for new medicines, vaccines

Miguel, who featured prominently in the Portuguese media during the Covid-19 pandemic, also shared his