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How we care about laboratory animals: Acknowledging differences towards a more comprehensive concept of caring
The concept of Culture of Care fosters a research environment where lab animals and humans are cared for and respected. Several aspects, such as perception of suffering, time, perceived value of an animal, potential benefits of the research, and public opinion, might influence care for animals. The
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