By Joel Marks, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of New Haven and a Bioethics Center Scholar at Yale University. When antiv...

Robert Streiffer rightly argues that attributing beliefs to people based on their actions may lead one to false conclusions about their beli...

In the discussion under my post "The Structure of Cognition," Robert Streiffer asked for some examples of people who have explici...

I recently participated in a public forum along with University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Research Animal Resource Director, Eric Sandgren, and...

It is common to hear from those within the vivisection industry that research with humans is considerably less constrained by regulations th...

Below is another post from Rick Marolt. I supplied the title. The 'Housing' bit is simply to tag it with a term that will distinguis...

A guest post from Rick Marolt: Eric Sandgren, who frequently serves as UW-Madison's spokesman for animal research, said in a public foru...

Meaningful discussion requires an attempt at honesty. We all make mistakes of course, and can unknowingly make false claims and hold unfound...

Symposium Addresses Ethics, Standards, Beneficiaries of Research 10/20/2010 Madison, Wisconsin - Drawing on issues raised by this year's...