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    Animals are often used in medical research, but this practice is costly, potentially harmful, and raises ethical issues. It requires companies to house, feed, and care for animals over months of testing, and to purchase and transport them. While animals can provide initial insights, their physiology differs from humans so results often don't translate well, and testing frequently involves forcing animals to inhale toxins or endure physical and mental abuse. Overall, using animals for research proves ineffective due to high expenses, potential risks to human health if findings don't transfer, and concerns about animal welfare and rights.

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    Animals are often used in medical research, but this practice is costly, potentially harmful, and raises ethical issues. It requires companies to house, feed, and care for animals over months of testing, and to purchase and transport them. While animals can provide initial insights, their physiology differs from humans so results often don't translate well, and testing frequently involves forcing animals to inhale toxins or endure physical and mental abuse. Overall, using animals for research proves ineffective due to high expenses, potential risks to human health if findings don't transfer, and concerns about animal welfare and rights.

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    Animals are often used in medical research, but this practice is costly, potentially harmful, and raises ethical issues. It requires companies to house, feed, and care for animals over months of testing, and to purchase and transport them. While animals can provide initial insights, their physiology differs from humans so results often don't translate well, and testing frequently involves forcing animals to inhale toxins or endure physical and mental abuse. Overall, using animals for research proves ineffective due to high expenses, potential risks to human health if findings don't transfer, and concerns about animal welfare and rights.

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    Animals are often used in medical research, but this practice is costly, potentially harmful, and raises ethical issues. It requires companies to house, feed, and care for animals over months of testing, and to purchase and transport them. While animals can provide initial insights, their physiology differs from humans so results often don't translate well, and testing frequently involves forcing animals to inhale toxins or endure physical and mental abuse. Overall, using animals for research proves ineffective due to high expenses, potential risks to human health if findings don't transfer, and concerns about animal welfare and rights.

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    ANIMALS FOR RESEARCH

    SCARLETT NAPITUPULU
    HI-4
    PR17040216
    S AT U R D AY / 4 0 5
    Animals for research prove to be
    ineffective because it costs a huge amount
    of money, it causes potential harm to human
    and it is against animal rights
    1. Companies need to provide care, food
    and shelter for the animals
    2. The procedure is usually performed over
    the course of several months
    3. Companies need to buy and ship the
    animals
    1. Human system is different from animals
    2. Something that tested in animals can result a
    different effect in human
    1. Researchers force animals to inhale
    and to eat dangerous chemicals
    2. They abuse them physically
    and mentally
    ANY QUESTIONS?

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