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Scoping Review (2019 to 2024) Suggests Significant Variation in, and Poor Reporting of, Anesthesia Practices in Model Insects
Although insect researchers are not legally mandated to follow the 3Rs, the precautionary use of pain reduction methods like anesthesia may be an important research refinement, especially given increasing evidence that pain is plausible in some insects. This review aimed to determine if and how inse
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