Animal Experimentation:does it really work? by Evelin Solís

Animal experimentation is a process also known as vivisection, that means “killed while it was alive”, it attempts to “recreate human diseases in animals in order to study them” (Levin, 1995). According to many scientists who practice animal experimentation, it is a scientific process that gives answers to the human needs in the world. Between the uses of the animal experimentation are the treatments for cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, AIDS, heart diseases, also the discovery of …showed first 75 words of 1123 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1123 total…problems but it does create some new more problems to the human kind. In contrast to what many pro – vivisection people may believe, animals do suffer from physical and psychological damage under the worthless animal experimentation procedures because animals are not humans so the information given is not trustworthy. In summary, the use of animal testing is a complicated issue, that due to the differences between species, will never give results relevant to human beings.