Joining the discussion are Arthur Brown, a professor at Western University specializing in Anatomy and Cell Biology, Charu Chandrasekera, founder of the Canadian Centre for Alternatives to Animal Methods, and Andrew Fenton, a philosopher and animal bioethicist. They explore the scandal surrounding animal testing in Ontario, ethical implications of using animals in research, and the urgent need for innovative alternatives. The conversation emphasizes the tension between scientific advancement and animal welfare, urging a critical reassessment of current practices.
