| Description |
94 pages ; 24 cm. |
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At issue |
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At issue (San Diego, Calif.)
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 90-91) and index. |
| Contents |
Animal research saves human lives / Heloisa Sabin -- Animal experimentation benefits AIDS research / Joseph E. Murray -- Animal research has led to medical breakthroughs / Seriously Ill for Medical Research -- The animal rights movement slows medical progress / Susan E. Paris -- The world's major religions condone animal experimentation / Seriously Ill for Medical Research -- Animals, vegetables and minerals : I love animals, and can still work with them in a |
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research laboratory / Jessica Symczyk -- Human self-interest will ensure that animal experimentation continues / Trevor Philips -- Animal experimentation should be guided by humane principles / Joanne Zurlo, Alan M. Goldberg, and Deborah Rudacille -- Animal experimentation needs moral justification / R.G. Frey -- Animal experimentation is unscientific / Javier B. Burgos -- Animal experimentation has hindered AIDS research / Peter Tatchell -- Animals are poor |
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models in cancer research / Animal Alliance of Canada -- Animal-to-human transplants are ineffective / Alix Fano ... [et al.] -- Product testing on animals is cruel and unnecessary / People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals -- Military experimentation on animals is inhumane / People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals -- Animal experimentation in education is unethical / Katherine Lewis -- Alternatives to animal testing should be pursued / Leslie Pardue -- |
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Perspectives on alternatives to animal testing / Kathryn Rogers. |
| Subject |
Animal experimentation -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Animal experimentation -- United States.
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| Added Author |
Haugen, David M., 1969-
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| ISBN |
0737701498 library binding |
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073770148X paperback |
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