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Stressful housing conditions affect the physiology of lab mice. (Shutterstock)
May 12, 2022

Laboratory mice are usually distressed and overweight, calling into question research findings

Georgia Mason, University of Guelph and Jessica Cait, University of Guelph

Laboratory mice used in medical research are often kept in housing conditions that cause them to be overweight and stressed, with shorter lifespans.
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