Investor Relations Education & Training Portal Logins CONTACT PRODUCTS & SERVICES THERAPEUTIC AREAS CUSTOMER SUPPORT ABOUT US ABOUT US Who We Are Our Inspiration Locations Corporate Social Responsibility Humane Care Initiative Eureka Science Community Investor Relations News & Events Careers Eureka Home » Blog » Podcasts » Videos » Welcome to Eureka, an online community for scientists to explore, connect and share big ideas. Tags 3Rs AALAS accugenix agrochemicals alzheimer’s alzheimer’s disease alzheimer's disease animal animal diagnostics animal models animal research animal welfare assay asthma bacteria bacteriology behavior behavioral enrichment bioanalysis biobetters Archives September 2014(4) August 2014(9) July 2014(4) June 2014(7) May 2014(7) April 2014(5) March 2014(7) February 2014(7) January 2014(7) December 2013(7) November 2013(7) October 2013(4) September 2013(5) August 2013(4) July 2013(4) June 2013(4) May 2013(4) April 2013(3) March 2013(4) February 2013(4) January 2013(5) December 2012(3) November 2012(3) October 2012(5) September 2012(6) August 2012(3) July 2012(5) June 2012(4) May 2012(4) April 2012(3) March 2012(2) February 2012(2) January 2012(4) Blog Crusading for Science Sep 15, 2014 With the pharmaceutical sector more reticent about drug discovery, disease foundations are increasingly driving the science, and in the quest for novel treatments, cures and vaccines they are turning more to CROs High-Value Pathology Sep 08, 2014 Regulatory requirements for preclinical safety and efficacy studies of cellular therapeutic agents tend to be more fluid than those for standard toxicology studies. Here are five tips that can help make the process more efficient. Ebola’s Collateral Damage Sep 05, 2014 A Huffington Post commentary about the escalating Ebola crisis in West Africa notes the full extent of the outbreak’s damage will be hard to measure. Unlike the fairly precise death data being collected and reported on Ebola, data on other diseases – from malaria to diarrheal disease and tuberculosis—are outdated and imprecise. Blazing New Trails in Cancer Research Sep 02, 2014 Could our own immune system be cancer’s undoing? New therapies that harness the immune system are beginning to make their way to the clinic, with many more in the pipeline. Diabetes Complications: CVS Disease Aug 28, 2014 Novel therapies are helping reduce the rate of cardiovascular diseases related to diabetes, but there is a need to de-risk these agents before they reach the clinic. The Diabetes Complications Consortium, set up to share data on phenotypic mouse models, is trying to help researchers meet that goal. Diabetes Complications: The Immune System Aug 27, 2014 Renegade macrophages—the garbage collectors of the immune system—go rogue in obesity and Type 2 Diabetes. The third in a series on diabetes complications. Diabetes Complications: Retinal Disease Aug 26, 2014 Diabetic retinopathy, a disease of the retinal blood vessels, is a leading cause of blindness in North America. Fortunately, advances in technology are giving researchers better tools to evaluate the condition in animal models. The second in a series on diabetes complications. Diabetes Complications: A Long and Lethal List Aug 25, 2014 To say that diabetes is a public health problem is an understatement. Virtually all organ systems are impaired in the face of diabetes. There is no doubt we have made inroads into treating the many complications of diabetes, but as this first in our four-part Eureka series points out, there is also a lot of room for improvement. Bacteria World Aug 19, 2014 While the novelty of uncovering a new germ captivates the imagination—who can resist Michael Crichton, after all —there are also examples of bacteria ending up on the wrong biological library shelf, so to speak. On the Trail of Ebola Aug 12, 2014 As the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa continues to spread, finding effective treatments and a vaccine has become an urgent public health priority. The California scientist heading up a new consortium created to fight Ebola talks about some of the progress researchers have made in cracking the virus. DISPLAYING RESULTS 1-10 (OF 156) |< < 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 > >| Connect with Us: RSS Twitter Facebook LinkedIn YouTube © 2021 Charles River Laboratories International, Inc. Legal Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy Safe Harbor Privacy Policy