Thread: Five held in grave theft inquiry
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Old 27-09-2005, 14:35   #79
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Re: Five held in grave theft inquiry
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Originally Posted by orangebird
The best arguments to come up in this thread in favour of testing on animals is that there aren't enough human volunteers. Lame lame lame.
Not really, it is about risk management, surely better to maim a couple of rats, than a couple of humans, human testing is the last step and prior to animal testing there are a lot of steps too, these scientists dont just make up a goo and stick it in Basils eye to see what happens, they have a pretty good idea it should be safe, this is to confirm their findings (from scientific knowledge, computer modeling, testing on cultures etc).
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