THE anti-vivisection campaign is persistent, vigorous and clamorous, has ample funds (estimated at £40,000 a year) with which to promote its objects, and uses a variety of methods to do so. It is ...

THE failure of Mr.Reid's Vivisection Abolition Bill on April 4 affords cause of congratulation to all who are interested in science, although it is perhaps to be regretted that the Bill did not ...

This article was originally published with the title “The Humanitarian Side of Vivisection” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 97 No. 18 (November 1907), p. 302 doi:10.1038 ...

But I have a plan. Make vivisection duty mandatory for every human who supports animal testing. We are, after all, animals. It will be just like jury duty. You get a note from the local authorities ...

Vivisection polarises British society like almost no other issue. On the one hand, medical researchers claim that animal experiments are vital for human progress and the elimination of diseases.

Anti-vivisection campaigners have opened a new front in a long-running campaign of intimidation by offering cash rewards for personal information about university students working on animal ...

I read in your issue of July 29 an article which, under the heading "Against Vivisection," stated that no good had come from vivisectional experiments, and that none could reasonably be expected.

Anti-vivisection activists have won the right to a legal challenge over the way the Home Office investigated the care of animals at a leading research institution. The British Union for the ...

The number of animals on which researchers conducted medical experimentation in 2016 rose significantly to 507,000 from 305,000 in the previous year – but fish and other lower creatures ...

Madam, - Ruarc Gahan (October 15th) seems to deliberately ignore the fact that predatory and exploitative behaviour between … ...