An Argument For Animal Research

Medically controversial medicine in animal research has been on the way for a long time as people have punctured a hole in the skull to release the spirit of tension or evil. During the past 100 years, for humankind, many vaccines were developed, all sorts of diseases and symptoms were prevented, surgical techniques were proposed, drugs were developed to treat the disease, the list continued It is. I will do it. Advances in knowledge and safety in medical care are directly related to animal experiments.

There is a debate that animal studies are based on erroneous assumptions and the results obtained through animal experiments can be applied to the human body. Animals not only react differently to humans but also react differently. Ignoring this difference is very dangerous and expensive for humans. In the 1960s and 1970s, the most famous example of dangerous animal experiments occurred. Thalidomide sold in Germany is tested for safety with thousands of animals. It should be a wonderful sedative for pregnant women to help mornings. It is said that this does not hurt the mother and child. Despite this "safety study", at least 10 thousand mothers taking thalidomide were severely deformed at birth. Many children do not have feet, arms or other body parts

Discussions on whether to conduct animal experiments have been on for decades. Medical laboratories and evacuation centers are commonplace for most animals to examine. Animals are commonly used because they are inexpensive and readily available. Some people think that the use of animals is morally and morally wrong, as animals are still considered to be creatures that think or breathe. Others believe they can do whatever they want because they are not human beings. - Laboratory animal experiments are outdated due to technological advances that do not require the use of animals. In addition, due to the rigorous handling of many animals in the laboratory, animal testing is inhumane and savage. Most animals inject harmful substances into small cages, and their reactions are usually different from human reactions, which may be misleading.