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By Aaradhya Diwan‍ | March 12th, 2026

“Should the scientific community seek to incorporate Arabidopsis thaliana more formally into a battery of tests for evaluating environmental toxicity, there would need to be increased effort to coordinate and standardize laboratory conditions across its use in toxicity studies.”

By Mariah Bowman | February 26th, 2026

“This is why toxicovenomics is important – identifying the type of venom and the proteins involved helps produce antivenoms that are ethical, consistent with the 3Rs, and potentially more effective.”

By Blair Eagleson | February 12th, 2026

“Agencies such as the USDA should continue to use civil penalties through administrative proceedings unless future rulings explicitly curtail their authority to do so.”

By Daria Bednarczyk | January 29th, 2026

“Choosing to remember laboratory animals does not reject science; it reminds us to pursue research with greater humanity, grounding discovery and innovation in the millions of animal lives sacrificed in the name of progress.”

By Caiden Feldman | January 15th, 2026

"Without regulatory standards, cruelty-free labeling reflects marketing strategies rather than scientific standards.”

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By CriShaun Hardy | December 18th, 2025

"As xenotransplantation moves forward in formal clinical trials, greater consideration must be given to how future regulation and ethics will shape the evaluation of its feasibility and long-term integration into the organ transplantation framework.”