The Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (the Guide) is a primary international reference on animal care and use in research. This resource provides guidelines for institutions to develop ...

Unfortunately, the use of nonhuman animals in laboratories has always been entrusted to people in the habit of ardently shutting out criticism. Research bureaucrats, for example-- those who determine ...

The CU Boulder animal program is comprised of two main components: The Office of Animal Resources (OAR) and the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). Trained and qualified members of ...

But it's argued that scientists could use cells grown in a laboratory or donated human organs instead. So what do you think? Do animals matter? Are they one of the earth's resources for us to use ...

Both animal and human lives have been improved by the use of animals in science. This includes a better understanding of disease and the discovery of treatments. Wildlife and the environment also ...

The Guide (PDF) stipulates two fundamental program participation areas requires for all persons who use live vertebrate animals, whether they are captive or in field work settings, as shown below.

The Animal Resources Program (ARP) is the service unit that provides care for all animals ... The ARP oversees approximately 215,000 square feet of space designated for use or care of laboratory ...

The purpose of this overview document is to summarize laboratory policies for animal care and handling, especially as they pertain to animal health and use of hazardous agents for animal imaging ...

The Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (the Guide) is a primary international reference on animal care and use in research. This resource provides guidelines for institutions to develop ...

This includes the Public Health Service Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals and the Animal Welfare Act, among others. We also use other resources to guide our Animal Care and Use ...