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🦃 This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the science that keeps families and their pets healthy. If you believe in animal research that saves lives, please consider supporting FBR today. Happy Thanksgiving! Make a gift: https://t.co/MwiBjycGeQ

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Every antibiotic we rely on, from penicillin to today’s cutting-edge therapies, was made possible by research that includes animals. Before antibiotics, infection was often a death sentence. Today, antibiotics save lives thanks to animal research. This week, we celebrate the

📢A new American Journal of Primatology article raises questions about the accuracy of long-tailed macaque population estimates, challenging claims they are endangered. Read NABR’s press release:

Long-tailed macaques are vital to human health — advancing medicine, immunology & cancer research. About 12,500 new drugs are in preclinical development globally, most requiring NHPs for testing. Read NABR’s comment on IUCN’s claim LTMs are endangered:

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we’re reminded that treatments for depression, anxiety and PTSD exist today thanks to discoveries made with animal research. Science brings hope and better mental health to millions.

ICYMI: The 2025 Golden Goose Awards honored researchers whose work with animals and other unexpected studies led to major medical breakthroughs. From insights with frogs that advanced genetic disease diagnosis to research that helped develop lifesaving chemotherapy treatments,

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded today to Shimon Sakaguchi, Mary Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell for discovering how the immune system is kept in check. 🔗 https://t.co/ITM3967lND Their discoveries, which have paved the way for many treatments for #cancer and

🐭 Mice made the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine possible! Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi studied mice to uncover how the Foxp3 gene and regulatory T cells prevent the immune system from attacking the body — a discovery that’s transforming

Animal research has led to breakthroughs like the gene therapy that offered 11-month-old Max new hope, after studies with mice and monkeys. For 7-year-old Lia, nonhuman primate models may one day make a treatment for Usher syndrome possible. For patients, the road to new cures

September 18 is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day. In the 1980s, an HIV diagnosis was often a death sentence. Today, thanks to antiretroviral therapies, people living with HIV can live long, healthy lives — and more than half are now over age 50. This would not have

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🎉Congratulations to the 2025 @LaskerFDN award winners! Several advanced their science with the help of animal research, from frog oocytes to pig models — paving the way for life-saving therapies. 👉 Read more on the FBR blog. https://t.co/hnENOggyyR #LaskerAwards

“One area where we’re working is in models. We’ve developed a pig model of cystic fibrosis. When the pigs get disease, it looks very much like human CF. We’re using these models to ask what would happen if we developed successful gene therapy.” -Michael J. Welsh, 2025 Lasker

Big news in biomedical research! The 2025 Lasker Awards — often called “America’s Nobels” — honor groundbreaking medical discoveries. Several of this year’s awardees advanced their science with the help of animal research. 🐸Dirk Görlich (Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research

Professor Cory Miller, PhD, in The Wall Street Journal explains why nonhuman primates are essential to advancing science. From AI-powered discoveries to lifesaving medical breakthroughs, research with animals continues to save and improve lives. 🧠🐒 Read more 👉

On World Breast Cancer Research Day, we honor the breakthroughs that save lives — and the essential role animal research plays in developing breast cancer treatments. #BreastCancerResearch #AnimalResearchSavesLives

🧠New hope for Alzheimer’s: A drug that clears toxic brain tangles has shown promise in early trials. This breakthrough builds on decades of research with animal models to understand tau proteins and test treatments. 📖Read more: https://t.co/p5gFJryjpE #Alzheimers

Breakthroughs like this start with animal research. 🐭🔬 #AnimalResearchSavesLives #MSresearch

🧪FBR’s groundbreaking public polling project is nearly complete, and the insights will help us better defend and promote lifesaving animal research. Help us turn this data into action. 💙Donate today: https://t.co/MnLgtYObhe #SupportScience #AnimalResearchMatters