The Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing is an academic center affiliated with the Division of Toxicological Sciences in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences of the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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Articles and Editorials by CAAT Staff, Faculty, and Board Members
Books
Articles
- Alternatives for Developmental Neurotoxicity Testing Meeting Report
Animals and Alternatives: Societal Expectations and Scientific Need (2004 FRAME Lecture, by Alan Goldberg) PDF file- The Power of Ideas: Perceptions of Animals Shift in Science and Society (The Humane Society of the U.S.)
- To 3R is Humane
The Environmental Law Institute, July/August 2004 - The Three R's: The Way Forward
Journal of Environmental Health Sciences - The Three R's and Biomedical Research
Science - Yes, Dad, There Are Alternatives
AV Magazine, Spring 2005
Periodicals
Articles about CAAT
- How Cosmetics Led to the Creation of a New Field of Science (JHU Gazette, 10/2006)
- Leading the Way (Johns Hopkins Magazine, 10/2006)
- Humane Science Offers Alternatives to Animal Testing (Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine, Fall 2006)
- All Creatures Great and Small: Seeking Alternatives to Animal Testing in Research (Environmental Health Sciences Connection, Summer/Fall 2006) (PDF download, article begins on page 6)
- CAAT Changing Face of Research
(Johns Hopkins Gazette, 9/1996) - 'Humane Science' Guides CAAT
(Johns Hopkins Gazette, 9/2001)