New ban on animal tests for household products
The Home Office is to introduce a ban on testing household products on animals with effect from October. The move follows a detailed consultation about the impact such a ban would have on industry and...
View Article2015 – Turkey bans cosmetics tests on animals
Turkey joined the growing group of countries who banned cosmetics testing on animals. As well as the Europe-wide ban, animal testing is also banned in Israel, Norway and India. The country’s...
View ArticleCosmetics testing and the FRAME logo
Many people still seem unsure about the current situation regarding cosmetics testing in the UK. FRAME has received several inquiries from people who were given gifts at Christmas that had our logo on...
View ArticleDo e-cigarettes pose a risk to human health?
FRAME is concerned that health claims are being made about e-cigarettes without the benefit of accurate data. In the latest issue of FRAME’s scientific journal ATLA, Dr Robert Combes and Professor...
View ArticleFRAME response to French drug trial incident
Statement from the FRAME Trustees: The catastrophic adverse effects reported last week in a clinical trial undertaken in France were unexpected and extremely surprising. One of six people treated with...
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