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European Animal Research Association | Informing about the importance of biomedical research using animals and the progress of new approach methodologies.

Europe eara.eu Joined January 2014

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EARA @The_EARA 3d

#PublicEngagement can help cultivate support for #AnimalResearch

EARA Executive Director Kirk Leech wrote for @_thetransmitter on our #PatientDiscovery Project, which brings #patients into #research facilities.

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#AnimalResearch #PublicEngagement #PatientEngagement

EARA @The_EARA 3d

#Researchers reduce #BrainCancer invasion in #mice. @VIBLifeSciences #researchers found that a molecule released by brain #ImmuneCells helps #glioblastoma invade healthy tissue.

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#AnimalResearch #Glioblastoma

www.eara.eu EARA | News - Researchers reduce brain cancer invasion in mice Researchers in Belgium discovered that a molecule released by brain immune cells helps cancer invade healthy tissue, allowing them to reduce tumour invasive capacity in mice. Glioblastoma, the most...

EARA @The_EARA 4d

#Zebrafish to #study #MentalHealth conditions. @griffithuni #researchers used genetically altered #zebrafish to mimic aspects of #schizophrenia and #autism, creating new #MentalHealth #models.

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#AnimalResearch #Zebrafish #MentalHealth

www.eara.eu EARA | News - Zebrafish to study mental health conditions A study in Australia used genetically altered zebrafish to mimic aspects of conditions such as schizophrenia and autism in humans, creating a collection of new models for mental health research. ...

EARA @The_EARA 5d

#EARAWebinar highlights the importance of showing the full picture of #AnimalResearch. Our fourth #webinar drew almost 500 live #participants to discuss how authentic #images and #videos can improve #transparency.

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#AnimalResearch #Transparency

EARA @The_EARA 6d

#Monkeys become more cautious of #contamination after #DiseaseOutbreak. Outbreak-exposed Japanese #macaques ate from an apparently contaminated surface in 47% of #trials vs 79% for unexposed #monkeys, finds @UCSanDiego.

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#AnimalResearch #Primates

www.eara.eu EARA | News - Monkeys become more cautious of contamination after disease outbreak Research in the US found that monkeys become more cautious about potentially contaminated food after a viral outbreak, suggesting that disease exposure can shape how primates protect themselves...