On Wednesday 25th September, the launch of Science Stars, one of St George’s flagship widening participation programmes, took place at the university.
Dr Cathy Moore (Postdoctoral Research Assistant) in our I&I Research Institute discusses how parasites have shaped our history.
See how our research transforms people’s lives in our community, throughout the UK and around the world
The BRF is responsible for ensuring that research requiring animals at St George's is carried out with the best possible welfare standards.
St George's is committed to developing and using alternatives to the use of animals whenever possible. Find out how animal research requests are assessed at St George's.
We are committed to a policy of openness and transparency in every respect, and the use of animals by scientists to find treatments and cures for medical conditions is no different.
Information on the number of animals used for scientific procedures under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 are reported annually to the UK Home Office.
The following links will provide information about organisations associated with animals in medical research.
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