Coastal biomedical labs are bleeding more horseshoe crabs with little accountability

Horseshoe crab blood is used to test vaccines around the world. But while Europe has approved a synthetic alternative, biomedical labs are bleeding more crabs from the Atlantic Coast.

Related Keywords

United States ,Virginia ,South Carolina ,Cape Cod ,Massachusetts ,Assateague Island ,Maryland ,Cambodia ,Charles River ,Charleston ,Chesapeake Bay ,Delaware Bay ,Delaware ,Chincoteague ,Japan ,Sussex ,New Jersey ,American ,America ,Japanese ,Jay Bolden ,Larry Niles ,Brett Hoffmeister ,Jaap Venema ,Catherine Wannamaker ,Lindsey Silva ,Bastien Inzaurralde ,Eli Lilly ,Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission ,Southern Environmental Law Center ,Department Of Natural Resources ,Fujifilm ,Wildlife Service ,Roche Pharmaceuticals ,Us Department Of Justice ,Maryland Department Of Natural Resources ,Delaware Center ,Health Research Extension ,Horseshoe Crab Recovery Coalition ,Sussex Medical School ,Charles River Laboratory ,Associates Of Cape Cod ,International Union For Conservation Of Nature ,Carolina Department Of Natural Resources ,South America ,East Coast ,Tim Shaffer ,International Union ,New England ,Horseshoe Crab Recovery ,Chiara Eisner ,Rich Gorman ,Inland Bays ,James Farm Ecological Preserve ,Ocean View ,Charles River Laboratories ,Animal Welfare Act ,Health Research Extension Act ,Benjie Swan ,Keren Carri ,Maryland Department ,Natural Resources ,Steve Doctor ,River Laboratories ,South Carolina Department ,European Pharmacopoeia ,Meg Anderson ,Chief Science Officer ,Sussex Medical ,