Alexander Malik

Alexander's Surrey Hills Ultra Challenge 60km page

Fundraising for Animal Free Research UK
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We fund ground-breaking medical research to replace the use of animals in research

Story

For some reason I thought it would be a good idea to run long distance. I also thought it would be a good idea to run longer than a marathon distance (42.2 km). I will be running the Surrey Hills Ultra 60km Challenge on the 24 September. It is a 60km (37.2 miles, that is from the London Eye to Staines and back!) race with 2050m of elevation, for reference the UK's tallest peak Ben Nevis is 1345m! If that wasn't bad enough, it is also a 6 AM start, so no lay in for me! It starts in Haslemere and finishes just past Dorking. I aim to complete this challenge in 8.5 hours.


I am partaking in this activity on behalf of Animal Free Research UK (formerly Dr Hadwen Trust).

There are many procedures performed on animals in the UK which just do not have the same results on humans. There is more on them below.


Animals and humans are different.In the UK in 2015, 4.1 million research procedures took place on animals. We’re redefining research, investing in scientists so they can make the breakthroughs that push medicine forward without the use of animals.Since 1970, we have awarded grants to over 200 projects. These include research into cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, asthma, diabetes, kidney, heart and liver disease, to name only a few.With your amazing support, we can advance human health and end the use of animals in medical research!

About the charity

Animal Free Research UK is a pioneering medical research charity that funds and promotes the development of techniques to replace the use of animals in research.

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