Pennsylvania Society for Biomedical Research (PSBR) has announced that 390 students are participating in its 29th annual contest for high school students. 116 students are participating in the 15th annual contest for 7th and 8th graders. 40 PSBR members and friends of the Society are now judging the essays. Winners will be selected based on their understanding of the topic of why animals are used in biomedical research, and what is the point of bioscience research. Winners of the contest will be awarded with prize money ranging from $100 to $500. They will be honored during a PSBR dinner, in addition to their families and teachers, on May 25.
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The Pennsylvania Society for Biomedical Research works to promote a better public understanding of the value of animal-based biomedical research and the vital role the responsible use of animals plays in improving the quality of human and animal health. The society was formed in 1990 by universities, medical schools, pharmaceutical firms and professional societies across Pennsylvania. Its membership and supporters in the Commonwealth and Delaware include many leading biomedical research and educational institutions, healthcare-related corporations, professional societies, hospitals and companies supporting biomedical research.
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