Frankie Trull, the president of the Foundation for Biomedical Research, emphasizes that “virtually every medical breakthrough in the past century has involved some animal research" (qtd. in “Animal Testing”). In addition, a recent experiment at the Duke University result in an experimental treatment for glimoblastoma multiforme, an aggressive brain tumor, that will save thousand of lives each year (Trull). He also points outs that without the use of animal experimentation medical discoveries like the treatment of melanoma patients with second generation herpes virus could not have been possible (Trull). It is known that animals have contributed to the cure and discovery of many diseases, however, humans have to questions themselves the fact that in the present other alternatives might be available for such
Frankie Trull, the president of the Foundation for Biomedical Research, emphasizes that “virtually every medical breakthrough in the past century has involved some animal research" (qtd. in “Animal Testing”). In addition, a recent experiment at the Duke University result in an experimental treatment for glimoblastoma multiforme, an aggressive brain tumor, that will save thousand of lives each year (Trull). He also points outs that without the use of animal experimentation medical discoveries like the treatment of melanoma patients with second generation herpes virus could not have been possible (Trull). It is known that animals have contributed to the cure and discovery of many diseases, however, humans have to questions themselves the fact that in the present other alternatives might be available for such