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MAY 2005

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The debut edition of Forward Focus: A P&G Update on Innovation in Alternative Testing and Care is available for free downloading at <www.pg.com/science/ria_policy.jhtml>. The new quarterly bulletin details Procter & Gamble progress in developing alternatives to animal research.

The Vancouver (British Columbia) school board on April 18, 2005 “recognized a student’s right to refuse to participate in or observe animal dissection, and unanimously passed a student choice policy,” according to Lesley Fox, founder of the Vancouver-based national anti-dissection network <www.FrogsAreCool.com>. Fox said that Vancouver is the first Canadian city to adopt a student choice policy, but added that a campaign seeking one “is currently being initiated in Toronto.”