Mice study provides new hope for infertility
Researchers in the US are pioneering a technique that could revolutionise in vitro fertilisation (IVF) by creating eggs from skin cells....
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Gege Li
Mar 181 min read
Could an animal studies dataset help reduce their use?
After sifting through vast numbers of research studies that used animals, scientists believe they have a basic set of data that could...
Gege Li
Mar 131 min read
Covid-19 vaccine technology to treat rare disease
A therapy, based on the same messenger RNA (mRNA) technology used in Covid-19 vaccines, has successfully corrected a rare liver disease...
Gege Li
Mar 131 min read
TB vaccine treats liver cancer in mice
Researchers in the US have found that the vaccine for tuberculosis (TB) can also shrink the tumours of mice with liver cancer and prolong...
Gege Li
Mar 131 min read
Using AI to detect brainwaves
An improved way to detect brainwaves, using artificial intelligence (AI) models trained on animal data, has been developed by Spanish...
Nuno Gonçalves
Mar 131 min read
Mouse study insights on hearing loss
Researchers in the US have found that excess zinc in the ears of mice contributes to noise-induced hearing loss. Hearing loss is a common...
Gege Li
Mar 41 min read
At look back at #BOARD23 – compilation video
Be Open About Animal Research Day #BOARD24, co-ordinated by EARA, will take place on Friday 3 May, and to set the scene for the 24-hour...
Gege Li
Mar 41 min read
Observing the liver through the eye
Researchers in Sweden have found a way to understand and monitor the liver by studying it in a completely different part of the body –...
Gege Li
Mar 41 min read
Understanding how attention works in monkeys – EARA Q&A
In the latest episode of EARA’s #TransparencyThursday series, PhD student Esperanza Domingo Gil, of the Cognitive Neurophysiology...
Gege Li
Mar 41 min read
The dramatic impact of the Ebola vaccine
The recent vaccine for the Ebola virus can protect people from dying, even if they already have the disease before being vaccinated,...
Gege Li
Feb 261 min read
Reversing antibiotic resistance in mice
UK researchers have successfully used a virus-based therapy to fight off infections from multi-drug-resistant bacteria in mice, marking...
Nuno Gonçalves
Feb 261 min read
Lab-grown dog skin for vet treatments
Researchers in Germany have developed the first laboratory dog skin, for use in testing medical treatments and care products for dogs....
Gege Li
Feb 261 min read
How small mammals are used in research – EARA feature
EARA has published its latest feature about small mammals used in biomedical research, looking at species such as rabbits, guinea pigs,...
Nuno Gonçalves
Feb 191 min read
Sociedades sudamericanas de animales de laboratorio se unen a EARA
La Federación de Sociedades Sudamericana de Ciencia en Animales de Laboratorio (FESSACAL), se ha unido a EARA.
Nuno Gonçalves
Feb 191 min read
Sociedades sul-americanas de animais de laboratório juntam-se à EARA
A Federação das Sociedades Sul-Americanas de Ciência de Animais de Laboratório (FESSACAL) juntou-se à EARA.
Gege Li
Feb 191 min read
Could cows be used more in research?
Cows may be far more valuable for research into regenerative medicine than currently thought, according to a US study. The research at...
Gege Li
Feb 121 min read
Insights into wound healing using mice
Two studies using mice, in the UK and US, have revealed new ways to heal injuries without leaving scars. Research at EARA member the...
Bob Tolliday
Feb 121 min read
Ideological decision halts neuroscience research with monkeys
EARA has expressed its deep concern at the ideologically-based decision of the competent authority for the federal state of Bremen,...
Gege Li
Feb 121 min read
Gene editing breakthrough for rare disease
Researchers in Germany, using gene editing, have corrected an exaggerated immune response that is a key feature of a rare childhood...
Nuno Gonçalves
Feb 121 min read
Mice study reveals breast cancer treatment
Research in mice has uncovered a new drug that halts the growth of triple-negative breast cancer. This type of breast cancer is an...
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