John R. W. Menzies

This meta-analysis examines whether the duration of chronic restraint stress affects behavioral test outcomes in rats, finding no correlation between duration and effect sizes.

This study explores perceptions of rehoming laboratory rats among rehomers, animal technicians, and researchers, finding broad support but also concerns about animal welfare and institutional transparency.

This study reviews CVS procedures and finds that only one of 385 studies used a biologically meaningful effect size to determine sample size, suggesting poor adherence to the Reduction principle of the Three Rs.

This study examines how variations in chronic variable stress procedures affect behavioral outcomes in mice, finding that longer and more diverse stress regimens reduce effect sizes in certain tests.