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    There are strict standards like you wouldn't believe regarding the husbandry and use of lab animals. Aside from preventing cruelty, it is well known in pharma that stressed out animals do not give valid test results when dosed with compounds to assess toxicity. Animals are expensive! The minute there's a validated alternative, pharma will be all over it like white on rice.

    My company has a similar adoption process for retired lab Beagles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by smokey the elder View Post
    There are strict standards like you wouldn't believe regarding the husbandry and use of lab animals. Aside from preventing cruelty, it is well known in pharma that stressed out animals do not give valid test results when dosed with compounds to assess toxicity. Animals are expensive! The minute there's a validated alternative, pharma will be all over it like white on rice.

    My company has a similar adoption process for retired lab Beagles.
    Good to hear!
    I've Been Frosted

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    Am I the only one who was wondering why you retired bagels in the first place?
    The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.

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    Mmmm....bagels. Had lox and bagels for brekky yesterday!
    I've been finally defrosted by cassiesmom!
    "Not my circus, not my monkeys!"-Polish proverb

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