Should animals used for research?
By nick
@nick2345 (485)
Greece
April 3, 2019 10:21am CST
Animals are used for medical research for many years, especially mice.
Personally I don't think that is humane to use animals for this BUT I don't think that we should stop it because thanks to them million of lives saved every day because new medicines are created.
What is your opinion about this?
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@marguicha (223001)
• Chile
3 Apr 19
There is a need to use animals (or something closer to human beings) for research at some point. Mice reproduce very fast and have other traits that make them important to use in an experiment. Even human beings are used for research at some point, but they have to accept it. When a new med is needed to be checked, several times they offer them to terminal patients. They are human guinea pigs and sometimes that helps saving lives.
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@marguicha (223001)
• Chile
3 Apr 19
@nick2345 Some people told me not to have chemo when I had my lymphoma, stage 4. I had nothing to lose. I´m here and the lymphoma is on remission.
And my friend Coral ( @TheSojourner ) was told she´d live only months some years ago.
And my friend Coral ( @TheSojourner ) was told she´d live only months some years ago.1 person likes this
@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
3 Apr 19
It would be impossible to do in vivo research without lab animals, that's good for humans but bad for the test animals.
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@choijungeun (2631)
• Hangzhou, China
3 Apr 19
if it can help the nature get better and more beautiful,i think it's fine to use the animals for research.But if Animals feel very painful and cureless,we shall let them die peacefully and painlessly
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