What problems have animal testing solved in the world?

Studies published in prestigious medical journals have shown time and again that animal experimentation wastes lives—both animal and human—and .... for animal experimentation and the number of animals used in experiments continues to increase, the U.S. read more

Pelvic bones may become prominent. Also there will be an obvious waist and abdominal tuck. 5. Ideal is when an animals ribs are palpable without excess fat covering them (Animal 2011). The animals abdomen seems tucked up when viewed from side. 7. Heavy is when an animals ribs are palpable with difficulty and the animals has a heavy fat cover. read more

In 2014, huge strides were made on behalf of animals, from several bans on cosmetics testing, to retirement plans for carriage horses, to the introduction of an entirely novel way of thinking about animals' legal rights. But 2015 is set to have even more in store for animals - and even bigger battles to fight. read more

Animal research has never proven to be better than other models, nor particularly successful at all. Animals have always been used in biological and medical research. AAVS proposes that this is more a matter of tradition than one of need. read more