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…In this day and age, animals are still being used to test products. Millions of animals suffer and die in painful tests to determine the safety of products such as cosmetics, soaps and medicines. The fact is that the test results often don’t help…

…Animal Testing Animal testing is necessary for human survival and medical research. I will give a brief background and description of animal testing, explain some of the medical advancements achieved from animal testing, and give my own opinion…

…Many scientific lavatories continue to use animal to test the affects of carious medical applications to diseases. Many animal right activists are opposed to using animals in lavatory settings what is your positions. I have done some research which makes…

…Animal Testing Did you know that about 70,000 animals are killed every year due to animal testing? Well, it’s true. A lot of people don’t take it into consideration, but it’s an issue that we really need to address. What…

…I’m here today to talk to you about animal testing; the most obvious thing that you’ll expect me to say is would be that I’m against animal testing. Though, when we think about this rationally we will realise that we can’t live without animal testing…

…For about the past 20 years or so, a heated debate has been ongoing about whether scientific or medical testing on animals is ethical. Many people believe a sot or cost-benefit analysis should be done. The costs being the pain and distress caused…

…. Animal experiments have helped in some ways, such as the discovery of the polio vaccine. Vivisection can be defined as an invasive experiment performed on an animal for the purpose of scientific research, product testing or education ("The National…

…Piero V. Maniaci Eng Comp Final Draft Due: 12/6/00 Ethics of Animal testing The theme song to a popular cartoon Pinky and the Brain is a farce dealing with experiments carried out on animals. In the cartoon one mouse is made very smart…

…, the reality is that mice and other animals re being used for medical tests every day. For some people this testing brings up ethical questions. One of the biggest questions: is it really necessary to take the lives of animals in the name of science…

…year in the US alone. Of this massive number 90 percent were rodents, 173,000 rabbits, 75,000 dogs, 20,000 cats, and 25,000 primates. (Day 1994) While in laboratories, animals can be put through numerous horrendous tests. Some of the most common things…