Fact vs. Myth by the Foundation for Biomedical Research. But Probably Should by Americans for Medical Progress. Key Facts About Animal Research by the American Medical Association and the North Carolina Association for Biomedical Research. Designed to quickly catch one's eye with a cutout of a hand and paw print, this piece uses the power of numbers to document incidents of leading neurological disorders in the U.S., from strokes to spinal cord injuries. Understanding the Issues Produced by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science, this is a solid four page overview.
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A Miracle at Risk by the American Medical Association. This piece begins with a dramatic opening from C. Everett Koop, continues with interviews of scientists who were targets of animal rights activists, and highlights medical breakthroughs using animal research. Hope by the Foundation for Biomedical Research. Medical advances based on animal research are featured through the eyes of three families. PAWS by the University of Arizona Animal Research Task Force.