ANIMALS ARE USED IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
There is much controversy about the use of live animals as tools for scientific experiments. Some support the scientific study of live animals while others argue that it is too cruel. While scientific research can be cruel because of using live animals, I am in favor of performing animal experiments.
Most animals are used to improve people's lives or chemicals, while animal rights groups argue that animal testing is too cruel. The fact is that animal testing has evolved human life. Cloning, curing cancer, AIDS, vaccines, organ transplants, and any other virus are examples of improved quality of life. Recent scientific technologies are in the early stages of kidney and heart transplantation. All such experiments are subject to the Animals Act 1986; therefore testing is done in a safety measure. So the arguments for testing on animals are not cruel.
Laboratory pets are captured to perform repeated tests to improve cosmetic products. However, according to the U.S. Bureau of Statistics, the number of animals examined has more than halved since the 19th century. Furthermore, the United States had numerous human experiments from the early 19th century until the end of the century. this century. this century. this century. this century. this. 20. Therefore, animal testing is not unethical compared to human testing in the 19th century.
By committing to animal testing, all the different parties in society will benefit. Scientific research agencies or the government may receive the most benefits for improving the advancement of medicine. By discovering a new methodology to bring the healthiest life to everyone, the agency will reap the greatest profits. While animal life is valuable and should be treated like life, all education stakeholders can gain more scientific knowledge. For individuals will get benefits for healthy and long life.
Although animal testing can be seen as cruel, to improve people's lifestyles, it is important to be used. Appropriate animal testing can increase the quality of life.