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Animal Testing Introduction Example Response

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Animal Testing Introduction Example Response

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The argument of animal testing has always been argued throughout literature, yet it is still a prevalent issue. This literature review aims to conduct an investigation into academic papers that discuss the implications of animal testing on animals and humans.

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Provided is a scaffold into writing a Literature Review that you can have a look at after 

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Provided is a scaffold into writing a Literature Review that you can have a look at after 

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Animal testing has been a contentious topic for decades and with recent research, it has become clear that there are irrevocable implications that arise from animal testing.

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The implications of animal testing have been hotly debated by animal right activists and researchers for decades. This literature review will examine both sides of this debate and explore the perspectives informing the implications of animal testing.

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Animal testing is a contentious issue that is prevalent in today’s society. The literature review aims to explore the implications of animal testing on broader society and the environment.

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The debate around animal testing has grown to be a highly contentious topic. Understanding the implications and impact of animal testing is important to reviewing the surrounding research. This report will review the current research surround this topic to better understand and analyse it critically.

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Animal testing has been utilised in the development of _______ but over the years the ethics and development of acceptable alternatives provide a direction to a world these type of test will be minimised (to an absolute necessity) or phased out entirely. The purpose of ______ is to ________ and to explore the implications

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As mentioned by smith (2008) the implications for animal testing can be noted as eases risk for hunan survival, with him stating that the use of animal testing in the pat has acted as a catalyst for the creation of drugs which have been used to prevent sickness, as seen through the testing of penicillin.

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The physiological and neurological response of animals mimic that of humans, making them a viable substitute for testing potentially harmful agents without the risk to human lives.

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The debate between animal testing creates dilemmas between whether testing should continue on animals, or change to humans. It is stated by Chowdhury (2012), Panatta and Hudson (2016) that animals feel the same emotions and pain like humans.

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Though animals are unable to voice their emotions and thoughts, it may be unfair to state that animal testing is a necessary process, as Chowdbury (2012) states that animals feel pain in a way that is “Physiologically and neuroanatomically similar to humans”.

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Animal testing is often seen as a contentious issue. It is often used to test drugs or cosmetics that help “improve the effectiveness” (Smith, 2008) of products, without harming human lives ( Turner, 2015). Although this has its benefits, it’s important to consider that animals in distress can “suffer psychologically, showing symptoms of depression and anxiety” (Panatta and Hudson, 2016) as they feel pain in a similar way to humans (Chowdhhry, 2012).

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Smith (2008) claims that animal testing is necessary to prevent harm to humans where Turner (2015) provides an example of animal testing being critical for improving cosmetic products. However, Chowdhury (2012) argues that animal testing brings animals equal pain that humans experience similar to Panatta and Hudson (2016) assertion that animals can experience psychological harm like depression.

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Smith (2008) talks about how animals testing are vital for medical research however Turner (2015) talks about the broader range of research that uses animal testing which may be seen as unnecessary. The testing itself is also a distressing experience for the animals as stated by Chowdhury (2012) and Panatta and Hudson (2016).