Animal Experimentation
Animal Experimentation | Using Animals as Organ Donors Endangers Human Lives
Stephanie Brown is a writer and animal rights activist living in Toronto, Canada.
Transplanting organs from animals to humans, called xenotransplantation, would place the public at risk and should be banned. To date, every human recipient of an animal organ has died because their bodies have rejected the organs. Despite rigorous screening of the donor animal and monitoring of the recipient, there is still the danger that an unknown virus will be transmitted from an animal into the human population. Another consideration is the welfare of the animals; the lives of...
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- Introduction
- Animals Are Entitled to Rights
- Animals Are Not Entitled to Rights
- Animal Testing Is Essential for Medical Research
- Animal Testing Is Not Essential for Medical Research
- Animal Testing Is Cruel and Does Not Benefit Medical Research
- Animal Testing Is Becoming More Humane
- The Animal Rights Movement Threatens Medical Progress
- Using Animals as Organ Donors May Save Human Lives
- Using Animals as Organ Donors Endangers Human Lives
- Experimentation on Nonhuman Primates Is Vital to Medicine
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