A review found that dog testing at a London, Ont. hospital was ethical and conducted without evidence of secrecy, despite public backlash.
A recent independent review into dog testing practices at St. Joseph's Hospital in London, Ontario, concluded that the testing was ethical and that there was no evidence to support claims of secrecy regarding the procedures. This review followed significant public backlash, including statements from Premier Doug Ford, concerned about the ethical implications of using dogs in medical research. As a result of the controversy, the hospital announced it would cease the use of dogs in such research activities.
