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Animals in Research
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Animals in Research
A look at the moral, legal and practical conflicts over testing using animals. Includes the roles of animal rights groups, government agencies, courts and scientific regulators.
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages) |
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1994
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"An estimated 20 to 30 million vertebrate animals are used as subjects in biomedical and behavioral research annually in the United States. Though these numbers are small in comparison with the numbers of animals used for other purposes--such as human consumption--it is the use of animals in science that has become the most bitterly contested aspect of the ongoing debate over man's moral relationships with other species (Herzog, 1993, p. 1906).Increasingly, propaganda has replaced communication between individuals on opposite sides of the controversy. Those that are against the use of animals for scientific purposes have called themselves animal rights activists. They view scientists as oblivious to the suffering of their mute subjects in their quest for recognition and research dollars. Many researchers, on the..."
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