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A new report by the Animal Alliance of Canada Fund reveals Canada’s DND has expanded its use of live piglets in military trauma training, despite commitments to modernize the Armed Forces and withholding 569 pages of records.

UK government unveils roadmap to phase out animal testing faster with new funding and regulatory commitments.

Ontario’s new animal research law introduces restrictions but includes loopholes that limit its impact on animal welfare.

Various materials for GUPPI implementers.

University of Saskatchewan researchers develop organoids to replace animal testing in tuberculosis and immunological studies.

Laser-assisted bioprinting supports NAM with human-relevant tissue models.

Animal Rising challenges the UK government’s defense of animal testing and calls for the closure of MBR Acres, the UK’s only dog-breeding facility for laboratories.

Genetic survey reveals widespread discrepancies in mouse models used for biomedical research.

PNARS strategic projects advancing NAM through investment analyses, advocacy, education, and collaboration.

Ontario’s Bill 75 includes Schedule 1, which amends the Animals for Research Act to prohibit invasive medical research on cats, dogs, and other prescribed animals, with limited exceptions and new conditions for other research.

Initiatives for innovative approaches to scientific research and policy utilizing NAM.

LUSH Cosmetics partners with Animal Alliance of Canada to launch a national campaign against the use of dogs and cats in research.

Inotiv partners with LifeNet Health to integrate TruVivo® platform for advancing NAM in drug discovery.