• Intensive animal farming increasing risk of human illness
  
  
• Cancer scientists call for stronger EU chemicals law
  
  
• Many Endangered Species In Unprotected Areas, Study Says
  
  
• Drug Research Could Herald Fewer Tests on Animals
  
  
• Grant funds non-animal testing
  
  
• Covance Labs May Lose Licence Due To Cruelty
  
  
• Scientists doubt animal research
  
  
• Undercover Investigation Exposes Cruelty In Monkey Lab
  
  
• Alternatives to Dissection Spreading Worldwide
  
  
• WHO Issues Guidelines For Herbal Medicines Market
  
  
• UNEP Head Decries Species Loss At Biodiversity Conference
  
  
• Biodiversity Key To Ending Poverty, Hunger, U.N. Meeting Told
  
  
• Census Finds Increase In Central Africa's Gorilla Population
  
  
• Gangs Threaten Mexican Sea Turtles
  
  
• EU Gives $1.2 Million To Rid Africa Of Stockpiles Of Pesticides
  
  
• Birds Of Eastern European Nations At Risk, Report Says
  
  
• Booming Herbal Medicine Industry Said To Threaten Plants
  
  
• Mass Extinction Looms By 2050, Climate Study Finds
  
  
• U.S. Climate Policy Biggest World Threat, U.K. Scientist Says
  
  
• Overconsumption Said To Threaten Quality Of Life Worldwide
  
  
• Sydney Students Hold World Dog Washing Record
  
  
• NRC Issues New Nutrient Requirements
  
  
• Bats See in UV
  
  
• Monkey's Brain Waves Control Robot's Arm
  
  
• Call for Consultation from Nuffield Council on Bioethics
  
  
• Using sunshine for surgery in rats
  
  
• World's First Cloned Rats
  
  
• Dog Genome Decoding Complete
  
  
• Prion Diseases Among Deer can be Transmitted Horizontally
  
  
• American Humane's 2003 Conference starting soon!
  
  
• World's first cloned horse gallops into the stable!
  
  
• Outbreak of Feline Calici virus (FCV) in New England
  
  
  
  
  

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