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Animals in NIH Research | Grants & Funding U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health NIH supports biomedical research to seek fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and apply that knowledge to enhance health, lengthen life, and reduce illness and disability. Because of NIH research, Americans and many others around the world are living longer and healthier lives.
Biomedical and behavioral research can involve working with cells in test tubes, computer modeling, laboratory animals, and clinical studies with people. Each kind of research plays a critical role in advancing our knowledge of health and disease.
What we have learned from research with laboratory animals (also referred to as “animal models”) has provided the foundation for many safe and effective life-saving treatments for diseases and conditions affecting Laws, regulations, and policies dictate the requirements that protect animals used in federally funded research. These protections require consideration of non-animal alternatives to meet the scientific objectives.
They ensure that the fewest numbers needed for thorough and repeatable results are chosen. They also outline standards that reflect the greatest commitment to animal care. NIH is committed to supporting ethically conducted, high quality research, which is guided by principles, regulations, and laws.
Ensuring that animals receive the best possible care and treatment within the context of research is critical to achieving rigorous, reliable, and scientifically valid results. Why Animals are Used in Research Learn about the unique and important roles of animals in biomedical and behavioral research, and how and why they are selected.
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Why Properly Designed Experiments are Critical to Animal Research and Advancing Public Health Learn about NIH's efforts to ensure that the research it supports involving animals is of the highest quality, rigorous, scientifically valid, and reproducible.
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Adoption of Laboratory Animals after Research Learn about steps research institutions can take to develop post-research animal adoption When Are Alternatives to Animals Used in Research Learn about when it is possible and scientifically appropriate to conduct research that uses non-animal alternative methods.
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