Presenter: Takeyuki Koike

Researcher: Fumiya Shigematsu

the use of non-human animals in research and development projects, esp. for purposes of determining the safety of substances such as foods or drugs

domestic product

Education (natural science)

Danger of drugs (human science)

finding drugs and treatments to improve health and medicine.

ensure the safety of drugs and many other substances humans use

improve the quality of human life

similar to humans - applying this data to humans

countless animals are experimented on and then killed after their use

Animal testing generally costs an enormous amount of money

Development of technology

animal‘s body is quite different from the reaction in a human – data is unreliable

More than 2.5 million live animal experiments were authorized in Great Britain in 2000.

The animals that scientists have to report using in experiments include dogs, and cats.

about 14 million rats and mice were used in research in 2002

Most of these animals are only used in one experiment, but sometimes the same animal will be used in more than one experiment. Most are euthanized shortly after being used in an experiment.

103,764 of the animals made to feel pain were not given anything to reduce their pain and suffering.

Perception◦ Pictures

Emotion◦ Ethically wrong, common sense, justise

Language◦ Point of view in the article

Reason◦ Inductive reasoning

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