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Public Attitudes toward Animal Research: A Review by Ormandy, Elisabeth H, Schuppli, Catherine A

“…The exploration of public attitudes toward animal research is important given recent developments in animal research (e.g., increasing creation and use of…”
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Canadian dairy farmer views about animal welfare by Schuppli, Catherine A, Spooner, Jeffrey M, von Keyserlingk, Marina Ag

“…Concerns regarding the welfare of farm animals continue to grow. Traditionally, research efforts have largely focused on refining existing management practices…”
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Attitudes of Canadian citizens toward farm animal welfare: A qualitative study by Spooner, Jeffrey M., Schuppli, Catherine A., Fraser, David

“…As part of a larger project to determine if there are animal-welfare-related values shared by some commercial food–animal producers and non-producers in…”
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International consensus principles for ethical wildlife control by Dubois, Sara, Fenwick, Nicole, Ryan, Erin A., Baker, Liv, Baker, Sandra E., Beausoleil, Ngaio J., Carter, Scott, Cartwright, Barbara, Costa, Federico, Draper, Chris, Griffin, John, Grogan, Adam, Howald, Gregg, Jones, Bidda, Littin, Kate E., Lombard, Amanda T., Mellor, David J., Ramp, Daniel, Schuppli, Catherine A., Fraser, David

“…Human-wildlife conflicts are commonly addressed by excluding, relocating, or lethally controlling animals with the goal of preserving public health and safety,…”
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Attitudes of Canadian Pig Producers Toward Animal Welfare by Spooner, Jeffrey M, Schuppli, Catherine A, Fraser, David

“…As part of a larger study eliciting Canadian producer and non-producer views about animal welfare, open-ended, semi-structured interviews were used to explore…”
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An Intraplantar Hypertonic Saline Assay in Mice for Rapid Screening of Analgesics by Asiri, Yahya I., Fung, Timothy, Schwarz, Stephan K. W., Asseri, Khalid A., Welch, Ian D., Schuppli, Catherine A., Barr, Alasdair M., Wall, Richard A., Puil, Ernest, MacLeod, Bernard A.

“…BACKGROUND:Development of new analgesics is limited by shortcomings of existing preclinical screening assays such as wide variations in response, suitability…”
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Understanding attitudes towards the use of animals in research using an online public engagement tool by Schuppli, Catherine A., Molento, Carla F. M., Weary, Daniel M.

“…Using an online public engagement experiment, we probed the views of 617 participants on the use of pigs as research animals (to reduce agricultural pollution…”
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Attitudes towards the use of genetically modified animals in research by Schuppli, Catherine A., Weary, Daniel M.

“…Here we provide the first experimental evidence that public concerns about the use of animals in research are accentuated when genetically modified (GM)…”
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"Everyday" Knowledge and a New Paradigm of Animal Research by Fraser, David, Spooner, Jeffrey M., Schuppli, Catherine A.

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Worldwide trends in the use of animals in research: the contribution of genetically-modified animal models by Ormandy, Elisabeth H, Schuppli, Catherine A, Weary, Daniel M

“…The Three Rs -- Reduction, Replacement and Refinement -- which were first proposed in 1959 by Russell and Burch, have become widely accepted principles in the…”
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Factors Affecting People's Acceptance of the Use of Zebrafish and Mice in Research by ORMANDY, Elisabeth H, SCHUPPLI, Catherine A, WEARY, Daniel M

“…The species of laboratory animal used is known to influence people's willingness to support animal-based research. An online experiment was used to test…”
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Scientists’ Perspectives on the Ethical Issues of Stem Cell Research by Longstaff, Holly, Schuppli, Catherine A., Preto, Nina, Lafrenière, Darquise, McDonald, Michael

“…This paper describes findings from an ethics education project funded by the Canadian Stem Cell Network (SCN). The project is part of a larger research…”
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interpretation and application of the three Rs by Animal Ethics Committee members by Schuppli, C.A, Fraser, D

“…The Three Rs form the basis of review of animal-use protocols by Animal Ethics Committees (AECs), but little research has examined how AECs actually interpret…”
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Expanding the three Rs to meet new challenges in humane animal experimentation by Schuppli, C.A, Fraser, D, McDonald, M

“…The Three Rs are the main principles used by Animal Ethics Committees in the governance of animal experimentation, but they appear not to cover some ethical…”
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Contrasting modes of governance for the protection of humans and animals in Canada: lessons for reform by Schuppli, Catherine A, McDonald, Michael

“…Compares the governance systems for research involving animals and humans, contending that the former is both more stringent and better than the latter and…”
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The interpretation and application of the three Rs by animal ethics committee members by Schuppli, Catherine A, Fraser, David

“…The Three Rs form the basis of review of animal-use protocols by Animal Ethics Committees (AECs), but little research has examined how AECs actually interpret…”
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