caught in the middle

Kerri Smith
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Nature, 2006, vol. 444, issue 7121, 811-811

Abstract: Researchers aren't the only ones who concern themselves with animal welfare in the lab. Vets are asked regularly to monitor and care for these animals — a role that can call for some difficult decisions. Kerri Smith talks to Sarah Wolfensohn, head of veterinary services at the University of Oxford, UK, about the challenges and conflicts presented by caring for experimental animals.

Date: 2006
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