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Golden Cows and Sacred Geese: It's all Greek to Me

Golden Cows and Sacred Geese: It's all Greek to Me ATLA 31, 1–2, 2003 1 Editorial At the 4th World Congress on Alternatives and told me that, if we went ahead and published it, he Animal Use in the Life Sciences (August 2002, New would see that all financial support from his com- Orleans, LA, USA), C. Ray Greek and Jean Swingle pany would immediately cease. I was able to point Greek circulated a 50-page booklet entitled Is out to him that we received no such support from Animal Research Necessary in 2002? Response to his company and that, even if we did, his stipulation Dr Michael Festing’s Review of Sacred Cows and could not be considered, let alone accepted. On the Golden Geese: The Human Cost of Experiments on second occasion, a senior executive from another Animals. This was intended, in part, as back- company said that they would increase their dona- ground to a Point/Counterpoint debate between tions to FRAME, but only if we severed our rela- Ray Greek and Michael Festing, which took place tionships with their competitors. I asked him to during the Congress, which will be covered in the leave my office immediately, and he did. Congress proceedings (to be published later this It http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Alternatives to Laboratory Animals SAGE

Golden Cows and Sacred Geese: It's all Greek to Me

Balls, Michael
Alternatives to Laboratory Animals , Volume 31 (1): 2 – Jan 1, 2003
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SAGE
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© 2003 Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments
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0261-1929
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2632-3559
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10.1177/026119290303100101
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ATLA 31, 1–2, 2003 1 Editorial At the 4th World Congress on Alternatives and told me that, if we went ahead and published it, he Animal Use in the Life Sciences (August 2002, New would see that all financial support from his com- Orleans, LA, USA), C. Ray Greek and Jean Swingle pany would immediately cease. I was able to point Greek circulated a 50-page booklet entitled Is out to him that we received no such support from Animal Research Necessary in 2002? Response to his company and that, even if we did, his stipulation Dr Michael Festing’s Review of Sacred Cows and could not be considered, let alone accepted. On the Golden Geese: The Human Cost of Experiments on second occasion, a senior executive from another Animals. This was intended, in part, as back- company said that they would increase their dona- ground to a Point/Counterpoint debate between tions to FRAME, but only if we severed our rela- Ray Greek and Michael Festing, which took place tionships with their competitors. I asked him to during the Congress, which will be covered in the leave my office immediately, and he did. Congress proceedings (to be published later this It

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