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Animal Testing and Its Benefits: Why In Vivo Testing Allows Comprehensive Research. The argument that animal testing is an act of cruelty against a species or species that cannot protest its supposedly pitiless treatment is a denial of the overall benefits that result from concentrated research on a living organism. It is through such research that many significant medical achievements have been made over the past hundred years. This paper shall address these achievements and argue that they would never have been accomplished were it not for the unhindered use of animals as test subjects during the research phase. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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