Barbara Orlans is a Senior Research Fellow at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University. She has written numerous books and articles on pain classification and the use of animals in research. Mary Lou Randour is a clinical psychologist in private practice. She has written widely on psychoanalysis and women's issues, and is currently writing a book on spirituality and the treatment of animals. A newly opened pharmaceutical company in central England is the first to test drugs exclusively on human tissue.
Donors can offer tissue to the bank after death in the same way that they donate organs.
The University will actively seek to develop new non-animal methods of research, in accordance with Austrian law which obliges the promotion of such methods. The USDA recently cleared NYU of illegal retribution against Moor-Jankowski, even though its investigative arm reportd the NYU had clearly retaliated against him in violation of federal law. Hence, the USDA is also named in the lawsuit for abuse of process and failure to uphold federal law. SUNY Ordered to Release Records Citizens for Alternatives to Animal Labs, Inc. Section 2158 of the Animal Welfare Act, passed in 1990 in response to public concern over pet theft, requires dealers who supply random sources of dogs and cats to research institutions to provide the institutions with certifications stating the name of the persons or pounds from which the dealer acquired the animals.