Northwest Association for Biomedical Research

Every single person, every day, benefits from research. There are people with amazing stories to tell, research to discuss, and information to share. Their stories make the miracles of research real for others.

Smoke Bombs in Seattle: Anti-research Terrorism

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Medical Researchers Unfairly Targeted (7.26.02)
Opinion by Susan Adler, NWABR Executive Director.

Everett Herald Opinion: Animal Rights Issue No Justification for Terror (7.15.02)

Seattle Times: Hundreds Evacuated After Smoke Bombs Triggered in Downtown Seattle (7.10.02)

KIRO NEWS: Animal Rights Activists Celebrating Smoke Bomb Attack (7.10.02)

Other NWABR-related media stories

For the Greater Good: Animals and Research: A five-part series organized by Seattle Post-Intelligencer Assistant Editor Sam Sperry

We need the tools to stop attacks on laboratories - An article by U.S. Representative George Nethercutt on the importance of federal legislation to address violence and terrorism targeted at researchers and research facilities.

Honor Animals: All of God's Creatures Deserve Our Respect - An article by Reverend Dale Turner, past member of the University of Washington's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee.

The Northwest Association for Biomedical Research and Patty Wood to be Honored for Medical Research Advocacy - A News in Brief prepared by Research! America

The Lifesaving Gift of Biomedical Research - An special editorial to the Seattle Times celebrating biomedical breakthroughs in Washington State written by NWABR President Joe Eschbach in honor of Biomedical Research Day

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Resources and the National Institutes of Health through a Science Education Partnership Award.