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office of laboratory animal welfare (olaw)
What are the Key Guidelines Provided by OLAW?
OLAW's guidelines include:
1. Proper
housing
and
environmental enrichment
to reduce stress.
2. Use of
anesthesia
and analgesia to minimize pain.
3. Regular
health monitoring
and veterinary care.
4. Ethical considerations for the
endpoints
of experiments.
5.
Training
and
education
for research personnel.
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