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  • Essay / Animal testing should be banned - 1000

    Animals are used in research to develop new drugs and for scientists to test the safety of drugs. This animal experiment is called vivisection. Research is being conducted at universities, medical schools, and even primary and elementary schools as well as commercial facilities that provide animal experiments to industry. (British Parliament) Additionally, animals are also used in cosmetic testing, toxicological testing, “defense research” and “xenotransplantation”. Around the world, large numbers of animals are sentenced to life in a laboratory cage and forced to experience loneliness and pain. In addition to scientists causing pain, most drugs that succeed in animals fail in humans. It is called bad science. Above all, animals have the right not to be harmed, even if the animal protection law does not provide them with even minimal protection. The law does not consider it necessary to resort to current alternatives to animals, even if they are available. Animal testing should be banned due to animal rights, ethical issues, alternative methods, and the unreliability of human test results. First of all, animal testing should be banned in order to protect animal rights. In other words, experiments on them violate animal rights. Animals and humans are similar in many ways. For starters, they have similar levels of biological complexity. They are both aware of their existence and both make conscious choices. Tom Regan, professor of philosophy at North Carolina State University, points out that "animals have a fundamental moral right to respectful treatment. This inherent value is not respected when animals are reduced to being mere tools in a scientific experiment." (FB Orlans) Animal testing...... middle of paper ...... reliable animal testing should be banned. Works Cited “Alternatives to Animal Testing.” » now yok. PETA. “Animal testing. » now yok. Animal Liberation Front. “Animal Experiments.” now yok. Animal Liberation Front. “Animals used for experimentation.” now yok. PETA. “Experimenting on animals.” now yok. BBC.Introduction. rerte: 45454, 565.Medicine, Committee of Responsible Physicians. “The Vioxx tragedy highlights the failure of animal research.” tarih yok.Orlans, F. Barbara. In the name of science: issues related to responsible animal experimentation. New York: Oxford UP: Oxford UP, 1993.PETA. “Alternatives to Animal TestingP.” Tarih yok.Research, the Vioxx tragedy highlights the failure of the animal. Of. Committee of Physicians for Responsible Medicine. now yok. United Kingdom. tarih yok.British Parliament. “Introduction, Report of the Special Committee on Animals in Scientific Procedures.» 2012-07-13.