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OHSU rejected sanctuary—and its alternative leaves thousands of monkeys in cages, experimentation intact, and nearly every meaningful question unanswered.

Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.

A Northwestern study reveals that humans and mice form red blood cells differently—overturning decades of assumptions based on animal research.

This bill to reduce animal testing required by the FDA is closer than ever to becoming law—and Rise for Animals’ supporters helped move it forward.

Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.

The captive animal swallowed an "experimental artificial vagina" in a Texas A&M-Corpus Christi study. Researchers’ solution? Make the device bigger and harder to swallow.

The fight over guinea pig meat exposes a deeper truth: every human-defined category—pet, food, or test subject—can become an excuse for the exploitation of animals.

Here are all this week's biggest stories in animal research in one convenient place.

Severed spinal cords. Forced cannibalism. Electric shocks. This isn't horror fiction—it's the grim reality for many cats trapped inside U.S. laboratories.