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Laboratory animal science

weighing of the expected harms to animals against the expected benefits of a proposed experiment when deciding whether it may proceed.

In laboratory animal science, harm-benefit analysis refers to weighing of the expected harms to animals against the expected benefits of a proposed experiment when deciding whether it may proceed. This meaning comes from Brønstad (2016) in Laboratory Animals.[1]

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Brønstad, A., Newcomer, C. E., Decelle, T., Everitt, J. I., Guillen, J., & Laber, K. (2016). Current concepts of Harm–Benefit Analysis of Animal Experiments – Report from the AALAS–FELASA Working Group on Harm–Benefit Analysis – Part 1. Laboratory Animals, 50(1_suppl), 1-20. https://doi.org/10.1177/0023677216642398

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