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Policy paper Cumulative severity review: response by Animals in Science Committee This report provides the ASC's response to the recommendations of the former Animal Procedures Committee


review into cumulative suffering caused by multiple neuroscience research.


From: Animals in Science Committee and The Rt Hon Norman Baker Published 30 July 2014 Get emails about this page This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat


coalition government Documents Letter, from the Chair of ASC, to Norman Baker Introducing the Response to the Cumulative Severity Review PDF, 670 KB, 2 pages


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This report provides the Animals in Science Committee’s response to the recommendations of the former Animal Procedures Committee review, published in November 2013, of how any cumulative


suffering caused by multiple neuroscience research procedures over a long period of time may be assessed in non-human primates.


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