Rat Trap reviews and coverage
New review of Rat Trap
We are very happy that Caduceus magazine has printed a glowing review of Rat Trap in its Autumn issue.
Read review here…
Reprinted from Caduceus, issue 112, Autumn, 2024; see www.caduceus.info .
Rap Trap: The Futility of Animal Testing
We are delighted that Nexus Magazine has featured a 5-page excerpt of Rat Trap in its August-September issue. The excerpt (Chapter 1) is available for download for a small fee here
A conversation with Dr Pandora Pound, author of ‘Rat Trap’, by Animal-Free Science Advocacy
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/animalfreescienceadvocacy/episodes/2024-01-28T14_44_14-08_00
EPISODE DESCRIPTION
Dr Pandora Pound is Research Director at the Safer Medicines Trust. Dr Pound has written numerous influential papers on the scientific drawbacks of using animals as models for humans. Her newly published book ‘Rat Trap’ is a must-read.
www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/computing-science-education/rat-trap
Many thanks to Rachel Smith and Animal-Free Science Advocacy for this great podcast.
2024 Lush Prize Shortlist
We at Safer Medicines Trust are absolutely delighted to have been shortlisted for the wonderful Lush Prize in the Public Awareness Category for our book, Rat Trap!! Thank you so much to everyone who is reading and sharing it!
The Increasingly Sensible Case Against the Use of Animal Research
Many thanks to The Medicine Maker magazine for publishing this article
The problems of animal research for human medicine and the alternatives
Attempting to reach the mainstream with a popular science book about NAMs and animal research.
Safer Medicines Trust is very grateful to the Alliance Exchange for the opportunity for Pandora to speak about Rat Trap.
The Echo: We need a new approach to medicine
Medical science must move away from animal testing and embrace modern techniques, says Dr Pandora Pound
One Medicine Webinar for Humanimal Trust
https://www.humanimaltrust.org.uk
Many thanks to Humanimal Trust for inviting Pandora to present a webinar for the One Medicine series
Animal Testing in Drug Development
Many thanks to Ilina Jha and Redbrick Sci&Tech, the student publication of the University of Birmingham, for this interview with Pandora Pound.
Why the slow progress on medicines?
Independent Living Guest Blog By Dr Pandora Pound.
independentliving.co.uk/guest-blog/why-the-slow-progress-on-medicines/
A Conversation with NAVS US and Dr. Pandora Pound
Many thanks to Pam Osenkowski and NAVS US for this excellent interview.
Blog on the Patient Safety Learning charity’s website
Many thanks to Patient Safety Learning for publishing our blog
An Unflinching Exposé of 150 Years of Failed Animal Experiments
Rat Trap lets the data speak for itself, plainly revealing how 150 years of animal testing have succeeded only in thwarting medical progress.
Dr. Pound’s historical investigation explores how animal experimentation became the default method, despite an overwhelming lack of reliable, systematic evidence to support its effectiveness.
The human harms of animal testing
Many thanks to What Doctors Don’t Tell You for including an abridged excerpt from Rat Trap in their magazine and online
Cygnus Review
Many thanks to Cygnus magazine for this great review in their Autumn 2023 Issue 4:
You need to know that the subtitle of this book is The Capture of Medicine by Animal Research and How to Break Free, which is probably going to get you to pay attention. Written with pace and passion, this book reads almost like a thriller: “Learn how an experienced medical professional takes on the establishment with expert use of science and data and is criticised and pilloried only to fight on and bring change” sort of thing. The evidence she presents is pretty devastating and depressing, because it clearly shows that the experiments carried out in the name of our health are not fit for purpose and with the massive advances in modern research and technology, they are outdated. This is a powerful book and hopefully it will change some minds.
Glowing review of Rat Trap from Thomas Hartung, Professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing, Professor Thomas Hartung, has written a detailed and thoroughly positive review of Rat Trap in the journal Altex (published October 17th 2023). He praises the book’s balance as well as its reliance on evidence, concluding, ‘Rat Trap is essential reading for funders, policymakers, scientists and ethicists seeking an unflinching empirical appraisal of animal research and constructive paths forward.’
Animal Free Labcast
Enlightening conversation with Carla Owen, CEO of Animal Free Research UK
PETA Podcast
Check out this very interesting conversation with @emilguillermo
Wellbeing International Review of “The Rat Trap” by Pandora Pound
https://wellbeingintl.org/review-of-the-rat-trap-by-pandora-pound/
