Animal Welfare

Editorial
pp. i-i(1)
Author: Kirkwood, James K.

The Three Rs: past, present and future
pp. 279-286(8)
Author: Russell, W.M.S.

Effective searching of the scientific literature for alternatives: search grids for appropriate databases
pp. 287-289(3)
Authors: Hart, L.A.; Wood, M.W.; Weng, H-Y.

Assessment of stress in non-human primates: application of the neutrophil activation test
pp. 291-295(5)
Authors: Honess, P.E.; Marin, C.; Brown, A.P.; Wolfensohn, S.E.

A modified HET-CAM approach for biocompatibility testing of medical devices
pp. 297-302(6)
Authors: Eder, C.; Falkner, E.; Mickel, M.; Chiari-Grisar, C.; Appl, H.; Schöffl, H.; Nehrer, S.; Losert, U.M.

The welfare and scientific advantages of non-invasive imaging of animals used in biomedical research
pp. 303-317(15)
Author: Hudson, M.

Infrared thermography as a non-invasive tool to study animal welfare
pp. 319-325(7)
Authors: Stewart, M.; Webster, J.R.; Schaefer, A.L.; Cook, N.J.; Scott, S.L.

The interplay between replacement, reduction and refinement: considerations where the Three Rs interact
pp. 327-332(6)
Authors: de Boo, M.J.; Rennie, A.E.; Buchanan-Smith, H.M.; Hendriksen, C.F.M.

Meta-analysis — a systematic and quantitative review of animal experiments to maximise the information derived
pp. 333-338(6)
Author: Phillips, C.J.C.

The ethics of the Three Rs principle: a reconsideration
pp. 339-345(7)
Author: Vorstenbosch, J.M.G.

The use of databases, information centres and guidelines when planning research that may involve animals
pp. 347-359(13)
Authors: Smith, A.J.; Allen, T.

An illustration that statistical design mitigates environmental variation and ensures unambiguous study conclusions
pp. 361-365(5)
Authors: Gore, K.H.; Stanley, P.J.

The Three Rs in the pharmaceutical industry: perspectives of scientists and regulators
pp. 367-377(11)
Authors: Fenwick, N.P.; Fraser, D.

Harmonising the definition of refinement
pp. 379-384(6)
Authors: Buchanan-Smith, H.M.; Rennie, A.E.; Vitale, A.; Pollo, S.; Prescott, M.J.; Morton, D.B.

Reports and Comments
pp. 385-390(6)

Book Reviews
pp. 391-399(9)

Selected Abstracts
pp. 401-403(3)