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    of animal testing. In 1921, researchers managed to extract insulin and inject it into a diabetic dog, close to death, restoring it to health (“Medical Benefits” 2). Although the discovery of insulin was pioneering, most of the vaccines proven through animal testing were found when other testing options were not possible. As an alternative, in-vitro research is the study of an organisms cells’ outside of its normal biological context. Essentially, scientists have discovered a method of testing…

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    Animal Testing In Research

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    well-conditioned psychological damage, keeping her in constant fear of humans. Once identified only by a number, she now has a home and a name. Libby, was one of the 250 dogs and cats that were rescued last year from the Professional Laboratory and Research Services, Inc. after it was shut down (Sherrow). A pharmaceutical company was paying the laboratory to infest dogs and cats with ticks, worms, and fleas, then force-feed the animals…

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    these doctors and scientist hope to find the cure to save people from death. “Americans are living longer, healthier lives and we owe much of that success to biomedical research,”Dr Robert Palazzo, President of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) It is said that one of the earliest recorded medical breakthroughs aided by the use of animal test subjects was to have happened in 1909 (Newton). Paul Ehrlich found a way to treat syphilis through the use of mice…

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    chance for the disease to spread and become worst. Animal research seems to benefit the human population however everything isn’t always one hundred percent effective. There are many disadvantages to animal experimenting. According to the Animal Welfare Act also known as the AWA, ninety-five percent of animals used in experiments are not protected during these harmful tests. Rats, mice fish and birds are mostly used in this research which makes up ninety-five percent of the animals used.…

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    Testing is Wasteful In the past 100 years, the California Biomedical Research Association says, almost all medical developments are a denouement of testing that involves animals (“Animal Testing”). And, although this may be true, the question still remains: was (and is) there any alternative to testing of this nature and is it morally right to use animals in testing? To delve into this issue, one must analyze the logistics of research using animals and the awareness of animals to environmental…

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    different procedures on animals. We need animals for testing to become better in the medical field. Animal testing should not be stopped; it is important and has helped medicine come so far and has helped saved many lives. Without animal testing we wouldn’t have as much medical knowledge that we have today. Claude Bernard, known as the ‘Father of Vivisection,’ believes that we need animal testing to gain medical knowledge by experimentation(Sun). Animal testing has helped us discover…

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    scientist to recognize the major differences between the two. This raises the question: why would people think that animals would be an effective model for humans? There is a plethora of animal experimentation done when it comes to medical and even cosmetic research. This means that countless animals are being put through needless chemical testing, no matter if it’s for some makeup or if it’s to see the reaction of a deadly disease. Despite the many efforts that have been made, animal…

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    a debate as to whether or not it is necessary. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of whether or not animal research predicts human outcome. Whereas some are convinced that animal experimentation helps improve human health, others maintain that it is cruel causing unnecessary suffering towards animals. My own view is that animal research is unnecessary and does not predict human outcomes. It has become common to think that animal testing is necessary, but each year,…

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    survive. To begin, animal testing is when monkeys, rats, and mice are tested on to reassure medicine is safe for humans to take. Animal testing should not be banned. To begin, animal testing has helped with diseases like cancer. “ Thanks to animals research primarily in mice, cancer survival rates have continued to raise” (Goldacer). Mice are helping people with cancer become less sick. Also, it also has raised the amount of survivors in cancer thanks to the test they did on animals. In…

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    Is animal testing ever justified? Some people believe that medical testing on animals to advance in medical research is necessary; however, cosmetic animal testing is never justified. There are plenty of other alternatives that can be used. Cosmetic animal testing should be banned because it does not improve human life or lead to any medical breakthroughs. Animals are used to test many different substances or products for either medical or cosmetic purposes. The most common cosmetic tests are…

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