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    Animal experimentation is a big part of medical progress. Opponents of animal testing point out the amount of animals used and the different types of animals used but if you look at it‚ it’s all for a good reason. Animal experimenters don’t do this just to do it. It’s for a purpose. There are thousands upon thousands of medical situations that couldn’t have been done without animal experimenting. Animal suffering is pointed out but for the most part animals go without feeling any pain. Animal experimentation

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    THE BODY SHOP The Body Shop was founded in 1976 in Brighton (UK) by Anita Roddick.it now has now more than It changed the image of “Glamour and Beauty”. It brought about use of natural “exotic” products to cleanse and polish the skin & hair. Started new movements by refusing animal testing and being environmentally friendly “The business of business should not just be about money it should be about responsibility. It should be about public good‚ not private greed.” Anita Roddick. Core Values

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    In her article‚ “A Question of Ethics”‚ Jane Goodall argues that animal testing research is unethical and ineffective and people should be aware that there are other alternatives that are helpful in noticing diseases as the advanced medical technologies. She questions whether it is ethical or not to use animals as test subjects for new drugs and vaccines. She asserts that scientists should avoid conducting unnecessarily experiments on animals in order not to cause suffering for them. Moreover‚ Goodall

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    Every year remarkable breakthroughs in medicine are occurring and we can give thanks to animal testing for being the reason for many of them. Animal testing can be essential to providing important information needed to move forward with experiments and new medicine. While some believe that animal testing is wrong‚ it is necessary‚ as long as the animals are treated with care‚ because it provides beneficial insight into humans‚ and it could lead to cures for certain illnesses. Medical testing on

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    If animals should be used for testing is a big dispute between people. I believe that it’s alright for animals to be used for test. In the article‚ “should animals be used for scientific or commercial testing”‚ the author states “The California Biomedical Research Association states that nearly every medical breakthrough in the last 100 years resulted directly from research using animals.” The text also states that “There is no adequate alternative to testing on a living‚ whole-body’s symptoms.

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    Animal Testing for Pharmaceuticals: Ethical or Unethical? People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is a foundation that has been described as “by far the most successful radical organization in America” (Carlton). The keyword “radical” is a perfect adjective used to describe PETA. According to the co-founder and president‚ Ingrid Newkirk‚ they pursue total animal liberation from serving humans which clearly means no meat and dairy‚ but also means no medical research using animals. PETA

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    Every year‚ millions of animals suffer through painful and unnecessary tests. Animals in laboratories all over the world live lives of deprivation‚ pain‚ isolation‚ and torture. Even though vast studies show that animal experimentation often lacks validity‚ leading to harmful human reactions‚ we still continue to use this method of experimentation‚ while many other less-expensive and more beneficial alternatives exist. Going beyond the issue of animal experimentation being morally wrong‚ this form

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    In the article "Extreme Distance Running: Too Much of a Good Thing?" (2012)‚ Erin Allday describes the positive effects and possible drawbacks of long distance running on the human body by introducing studies‚ examples‚ and experts. To start with‚ Allday opens the topic with the example of Joanna Reuland‚ who is obsessed with marathon running. Afterwards‚ Allday cites Dr. Matt DeVane to prove ultra-runners like her have raised doubts among people. DeVane states that ultra running may lead to serious

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    Animal testing‚ also known as animal experiments is the use of animals for experimentation. It is assessed that between 100 – 150 million animals‚ including mice‚ rats‚ dogs‚ cats‚ fish‚ rabbits‚ and guinea pigs are utilized as a part of animal testing yearly around the world. Animals are used for several motives‚ such as food. Also‚ animals are used for testing countless products and medicines. Some of the products that involve animal testing are: drugs‚ cosmetics‚ and industrial chemicals. Animal

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    1. In the C.L Cannon‚ it explains anthropomorphism and its attempt to explain the animals behavioral and psychological processes that is similar to that of humans. Few researchers favor using the notions of anthropomorphism‚ whereas others believe that it should be avoided simply because there is not scientific system attached to it. These opposing views can be displayed in Griffen (1984) and Wynne (2004). There was a century long silence with anthropomorphism‚ until Donald Griffen resurrected

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