Animal experimentation
By: David M. Haugen, book editor.
Contributors: Haugen, David, 1969-
Series: At issue; At issue (San Diego, Calif.)
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: San Diego, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 94
Subjects: Animal experimentation -- Moral and ethical aspects; Animal experimentation -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 90-91) and index.
Table of contents: title: Animal research saves human lives -- Heloisa Sabin; title: Animal experimentation benefits AIDS research -- Joseph E. Murray; title: Animal research has led to medical breakthroughs -- Seriously Ill for Medical Research; title: The animal rights movement slows medical progress -- Susan E. Paris; title: The world's major religions condone animal experimentation -- Seriously Ill for Medical Research; title: Animals, vegetables and minerals : I love animals, and can still work with them in a research laboratory -- Jessica Symczyk; title: Human self-interest will ensure that animal experimentation continues -- Trevor Philips; title: Animal experimentation should be guided by humane principles -- Joanne Zurlo, Alan M. Goldberg, and Deborah Rudacille; title: Animal experimentation needs moral justification -- R.G. Frey; title: Animal experimentation is unscientific -- Javier B. Burgos; title: Animal experimentation has hindered AIDS research -- Peter Tatchell; title: Animals are poor models in cancer research -- Animal Alliance of Canada; title: Animal-to-human transplants are ineffective -- Alix Fano ... [et al.]; title: Product testing on animals is cruel and unnecessary -- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals; title: Military experimentation on animals is inhumane -- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals; title: Animal experimentation in education is unethical -- Katherine Lewis; title: Alternatives to animal testing should be pursued -- Leslie Pardue; title: Perspectives on alternatives to animal testing-- Kathryn Rogers.