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2024 PRIM&R Annual Conference

Emerging Research Challenges and Breaking Issues

Animal Well-Being and the 3Rs

A11 - PLENARY: Global Perspectives on the Ethics, Principles, and Regulations Guiding Research Involving Nonhuman Animals

Monday, November 18, 2024
10:30 AM – 11:45 AM PT
Location: Room 323-324
Live Session Recorded ACU/IACUC Live Streamed Session Thought Leader Series Call for Session Proposal - CSP CPIA Accredited
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Science is a global endeavor, but there are different standards across the world. This session will explore how regulations for nonhuman animals are applied in different countries around the world and how they compare to US regulations, with the aim of exploring how to foster global collaborations with confidence. Speakers will consider how to create a set of foundational principles that supports scientific discoveries through the use of nonhuman animals in research and that guides assessment of the work. Furthermore, speakers will address the different belief systems people around the world have about nonhuman animals (as they are viewed outside of research) and how those beliefs affect how and what types of nonhuman animals are used for research.

Learning Objectives:

  • Gain a understanding of ethical considerations and regulations surrounding research involving nonhuman animals and how they are imposed globally
  • Consider how different belief systems about nonhuman animals (as they are viewed outside of research) can impact how and what types of nonhuman animals are used for research
  • Explore how to foster global collaborations and create a set of foundational principles that supports scientific discoveries through the use of nonhuman animals in research and that guides assessment of the work