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Invertebrate research without ethical or regulatory oversight reduces public confidence and trust

Biology

Invertebrate research without ethical or regulatory oversight reduces public confidence and trust

M. W. Brunt, H. Kreiberg, et al.

This study by Michael W. Brunt, Henrik Kreiberg, and Marina A. G. von Keyserlingk explores public opinions on the ethical oversight of invertebrate animals in research. It reveals a significant disconnect between current practices and public expectations, raising concerns about trust and oversight in scientific studies involving these creatures.

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