Animal Research Responsible Science

THE NEW RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT Videotape 1-Animal Rights The Threat to Research. Videotape 2 The New Research Environment The Foundation for Biomedical Research. Washington. DC, 1987. VHS: $50 set. 3/4-inch U-Matic: $55 set. INVESTIGATOR'S HANDBOOK For Researchers Using Animal Models. The Foundation for Biomedical Research, Washington DC. 1987.86 pp. $10. CARE AND USE COMMITTEES January 1987 Issue of Laboratory Animal Science. F. Barbara Orlans. Richard C. Simmonds and W. Jean Dodds, eds. The

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INVESTIGATOR'S
HANDBOOK
For Researchers Using Animal Models.
The Foundation for
Biomedical Research, Washington
DC. 1987.86 pp. $10.

CARE AND USE
COMMITTEES
January 1987 Issue of Laboratory
Animal Science. F. Barbara Orlans.
Richard C. Simmonds and W. Jean
Dodds, eds. The American Association
for Laboratory Animal Science,
Cordova, TN, In collaboration with the
Scientists Center for Animal Welfare,
Bethesda, MD. 178 pp. $45.

An Introduction for New Experimenters A.A. Tuffery. ed.
Wiley Interscience
New York, 1987. 337 pp. $25.

BY PERRIE M. ADAMS

In recent years there has been considerable debate over the appropriateness of animal research and the responsibilities of the scientific community. These materials, prepared by a variety of organizations and individuals from the United States and abroad, provide excellent tools for scientists and students concerned with issues ranging from federal regulations to appropriate techniques to what's on the agenda of the increasingly vocal animal rights advocates.

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