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Animal Testing and what the freak is it??

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Animal Testing and what the freak is it??

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According to cruetyfreeinternational.com, it means "...any scientific experiment or test in which a live animal is forced to undergo something that is likely to cause them pain, suffering, distress, or lasting harm."

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Scientific milestones from animal research

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Scientific milestones from animal research

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Nearly every medical breakthrough involves animal testing and research.

In 2015, infant mortality in the US measured at at least 5 deaths to 1000 births per year compared to 55 deaths per 1000 births in 1935.

Ultrasound was used on mice to break down neurotoxic plaques that was responsible for memory loss. 75% of the mice's memory was restored.

A nice lad named Louis Pasteur tested his first rabies vaccine on dogs. Time and time again until it was perfect.

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Potential solutions for anti-animal testing

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Potential solutions for anti-animal testing

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Human and animal cells can be grown in a laboratory.

Post-mortem human tissue testing exists, along with computer simulations.

Thanks to technology, human volunteers can be safely tested on. ie: Microdosing of a new drug

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Animal testing enhances the safety of products going to the market.

Some animals are genetically carbon copies of humans, making test results more accurate.

It gives scientists the opportunity to examine an animal's life cycle more closely. They study the animal through research and experiments to see what may affect the life cycle of that animal.

Experimenting animals can be expensive.

Animal research is regulated by the law. Some of these laws include:
-Animals must be sheltered in a shelter with minimum housing standards, like the right size enclosure and food and water nearby.
-The animals and their enclosures must be inspected regularly
-The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) will be responsible for enforcing humane treatment of animals.