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    Fetal Origin Theory

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    with their preconception lifestyles. However‚ tragic outcomes for these children began to reveal the effects of such toxins passed to the fetus via the placenta. Two well-known examples of this include birth defects resulting from the use of thalidomide in the 1960s and fetal alcohol syndrome due to alcohol consumption‚ first diagnosed in the early 1970s. Furthermore‚ in 1971‚ diethylstilbestrol or DES given during pregnancy

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    Government Regulation Throughout history there have been many different opinions about government regulation. Some believe the government regulates business too much others feel that the government does not do enough. I believe the government is regulating business far too much and furthermore putting businesses out of business and causing many workers to lose jobs. In this paper I will point out the common problems dealing with government regulation. I will also focus on three major aspects

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    Kristine R. Ilidan Ph 1Y1-3 “Are We Killing Ourselves?” When we take medications using western medicine‚ one thing we know is for sure‚ we will be treated. But what we don’t know is that there is always the “other side” of everything. Not all drugs are safe. Some may be even give us even worse illnesses. In other countries‚ there are more than 3% of

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    Animals are the primary test subjects for experimental research being performed in the scientific field around the world today. Despite the widespread use of animal testing‚ the issue remains a thriving debate formed on the argument of morality over practicality and function. Many proponents of animal testing argue that the research performed on these test subjects has led to medical breakthroughs that would still be a mystery today without the use of animals as testing subjects. Proponents correlate

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    Imagine if your beloved pets were trapped in an isolated‚ freezing cage where they are deprived of all necessities and are being injected with miscellaneous drugs. This is‚ unfortunately‚ the harsh truth for multiple animals who are being forced to be tested on for medical research and it must be stopped! There is no viable reason that this act should continue‚ as it is not only harmful‚ inaccurate AND there are alternative methods. You should be sitting here thinking this speech is unnecessary as

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    Reasons Why Animal Testing Should be Banned The activity of animal testing is of cruelty and sometimes unscientific. Money spent on animal experimentation is wasted in many cases; due to inability in obtaining accurate results‚ and all this at the cost of the animals’ well-being. Here are a few arguments against animal testing that support the thought of banning this activity. Cruel Practices Animals are a soft target for human beings; it is however‚ not fair to take undue advantage of their

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    Gay rights supporters‚ feminists‚ and other civil rights groups have become known to most humans today.  However there is another‚ equally as radical group‚ making itself heard. The anti-Animal testing groups. Some of these groups have burned down university buildings‚ broken into labs‚ flung open cage doors and freed cats‚ rabbits‚ rats‚ and dogs being used In medical research. Such actions‚ while great‚ have distorted the issue surrounding the use of animals in the search for cures for disease

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    Tina Date: 11/29/2011 Animals should not Be Used for Medical Testing Nowadays‚ animals are used for medical testing which is hurtful and not necessary. Tens of millions of animals are used each year in federally and privately funded experiments. Do animals feel the same pain that human feel? How do we know that other humans feel pain? We all know that we ourselves can feel pain. We know this from the direct experience of stubbing toe on a chair‚ or having finger slammed in a drawer. So animals

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    1 The course of pregnancy is both very rewarding and challenging. The end result is a beautiful creation and enjoinment of two people. The fragile aspect of newborn life is not the first time a mother faces protecting the child. The beginning of a successful foundation for life starts the second a women becomes pregnant. Prenatally‚ many different toxins can create issues surrounding the physical and mental development of a baby. Some of the toxins are very obvious‚ where many fly under the

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    Animal Testing Should Cease To Exist There are currently laws in place to protect animals‚ such as dogs and cats‚ from being abused or mistreated. The punishment for breaking this law can be anywhere from a small fine to two years in jail. An exception to these laws are animals used in research facilities. What makes a rabbit in a cage at home any different than a rabbit in a cage at a laboratory? There is no physical difference‚ only the law that decides the treatment they receive and the punishment

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