Scientists putting animals through suffrage through medical research, but in any case, it is not contested, but on a scale it often is. There is an up and downstream of whether animal experimentation is a part of good science and also result in medical breakthroughs for humans. Depending on whether the progress may have achieved by any means. Millions of animals each year in the United States are experimented on for testing to help find cures and medicine for sick people/patients. Toxicity of medicine is put into animals and take the risk of whether or not are tests are successful or not so we can research further more. Research is led into saving lives, but what about the ones that are tested for hours on end and spend days in cages without …show more content…
Scientists do experiments on animals that are not relevant to human health. Seeing how they don’t contribute to meaningful medical terms, and that they like to “undertake” on animals testing. Researchers do not pretend to hold their promise for curing and especially on animals after being filled with toxic fluids. Medical Researchers explain that the only reason they put their heads down and look through a microscope is to help the media, experimenters, universities, and other people involved in Medical Research. Researchers say “If we didn’t use animals, we’d have to test new drugs on people.” A scientist said that they don’t really have any options but, to use animals even though they don’t want to do that. They have also said, “Animals are here to be useful for humans”. If we to sacrifice 1,000 or 100,000 animals in hopes of benefiting just one child, it is worth it”. (“Animal Testing is Bad Science: Point/Counterpoint”) It’s done that way only to help and cure the illness, but don’t the animals matter to sense they are put through so much just for multiple cures to save our lives. It’s sickening to see it that way, but how would people feel if they were in that position of that animal’s daily life of …show more content…
People find that medical research is traditional to be used only because they studied the different animal anatomies and as of today to search for cures for like diseases. The experiment on animals began in (AD 129-200) by a famous Greek doctor known as Galen. Four hundred years ago animals could be useful for discovering how blood circulated in the body. Then when it came to the “modern” era which was a hundred and fifty years ago when animal research had risen of physiology as a science. Which this meant there was not any anesthetic or any effective painkillers, so this meant that the animals suffered a great deal, as being patients for the animal researchers or scientists within that era. ("Resources”) In today's era, the traditions and laws will follow these strict rules: they can only use the animals that are supplied by AWA (Animal Welfare Act) and breed those animals in their labs such as cat, dogs, fish, hamster etc. and can not use mammals or amphibians from anywhere or wild. It’s estimated that 90%-95% animals are in laboratories annually. ("Animals in Science / Research." Laws and Regulations.) As scientist test animals that save their recorded data from the animal on whether their experimentation or cure was a success or not so that they can further their