Our Petition
- Our DVD presentation, Biomedical Research in ME/CFS, is now available. This short film discusses some issues and challenges involved in researching the illness, and gives a brief overview of some of our recent research. To operate with integrity in relation to all our clients and customers. To promote equality of opportunity and support the Equality Opportunities Quality Framework.
Welcome to Petitions UK.
Our aim at petitions uk is to undertake and fund quality research in diseases which still blight many of the worlds population. Our in-house team is involved in:
- Identifying potentially important biomedical projects
- Publishing scientific papers on biomedical aspects of the illness
- Producing high-quality professional reviews and reports
- Presenting research at meetings and conferences
- Facilitating research applications by established researchers to grant-awarding bodies.
If you would like to know more about medical research in the UK, or about the Coalition for Medical Progress, please visit www.medicalprogress.org, Personal Injury and the Petition Medical News Centre.
Thank you for visiting the Petition website. The Petition is now closed for new signatures, but please do take time to read some of the comments left by other visitors to this site. If you have a story to tell about how research using animals has benefited you or your family, please share it with us at info@medicalprogress.org.
Our Goals
- To support and promote the Disability Symbol and all that it stands for
- To promote equality of opportunity and support the Equality
SIGN UP IN CONFIDENCE
The People's Petition was designed to protect your privacy. You could sign up with just your first name and the town where you lived. To prevent multiple sign-ups, and ensure the petition was credible, the site did record and securely store your email address and IP address.
THE COALITION FOR MEDICAL PROGRESS
The Coalition for Medical Progress was a broad alliance of organisations that did share the common aim to ensure the UK did continue to lead advances in human and animal medicine. The role of CMP was to help explain the case for medical progress and the benefits brought about by animal research.