Why using non-human animals for clinical tests is wrong

7 October 2019Angelina Leave a comment

The situations, including deprivations, and medical horrors we put them through as lab animals mean that the experimental results are not necessarily highly representative of normal reality. Want to know why?

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I am a researcher from Amsterdam who's previously lived in Florida in the US. I've been based within London's commuter circle since the end of 2004. I started my first business in 1997. My main background is in earth & life sciences, but some of my present work focuses on equality and inclusivity.

All living beings matter and all's well that ends well.

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