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Brian May Champions Scientists Working 'Without Recognition' To Beat Animal Testing At Lush Prize Awards
The article reports that Dr Brian May praised researchers developing non-animal testing methods, some of whom work with little public credit. Lush's ethics director said these scientists often struggle to find funding and are overlooked compared with those using traditional animal models. At the Lush Prize awards in London, which distributed £250,000 in prizes, a team that mapped a human toxicity pathway was honoured, and May argued that animal-free testing is advancing quickly and yielding more precise results.
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