Comparative Medicine
Last changed: 04 January 2023
Comparative medicine encompasses experimental medicine using ani¬mal models for translational and biomedical research, for increased biological and medical knowledge.
The objective is to better understand and treat, or prevent, diseases that occur in humans and animals. Laboratory animal medicine encompasses the knowledge concerning animals used for experimental purposes and their use in research, their biology, care, management, diseases and the weighing of ethical issues with their use, as well as the legislation and regulations that governs this.
Current research
- Animal welfare
- Anaesthesia
- Analgesia
- Technological developments
- Transplantation and coagulation research, material development in orthopaedics in collaboration with Uppsala University and Karolinska Institutet.
SVA, UU, LU, KI/CS and EU cooperation (many participating countries): research in transplantation medication, coagulation, regenerative orthopedic medicine.
Head of Subject
Marianne Jensen Waern, Researcher
Department of Clinical Sciences, Comparative Medicine and Physiology Unit
Department of Clinical Sciences, Comparative Medicine and Physiology Unit
marianne.jensen-waern@slu.se, +4618671463