This book is about the scientific questions and issues surrounding the use of animals in general areas of science, rather than the much-discussed ethical issues. The authors have explained the concepts in easy-to-understand prose.
This book is about the scientific questions and issues surrounding the use of animals in general areas of science, rather than the much-discussed ethical issues. The authors have explained the concepts in easy-to-understand prose.
Ray Greek, M.D., is the president and co-founder of Americans For Medical Advancement. He has performed research with animals and humans and critiques both practices. Niall Shanks is the Curtis D. Gridley Distinguished Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, Wichita State University. He is the vice-president of AFMA and past president of the Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Chapter 1. An Overview of the Use of Animals in Science Chapter 4 Chapter 2. The Scientifically Viable Uses of Animals Chapter 5 Chapter 3. Evolution and the Use of Animals as Predictive Models for Humans Chapter 6 Chapter 4. Prediction and Humans Chapter 7 Chapter 5. Animals and Specific Drugs and Diseases Chapter 8 Chapter 6. Predictive Modalities, Alternatives, and the Three R's Chapter 9 Chapter 7. Defending Prediction: A Tale of Politics, Money, and Ego Chapter 10 Chapter 8. How to Examine Retorts to What We Have Offered So Far Chapter 11 Chapter 9. Personalized Medicine Chapter 12 Chapter 10. Final Comments Chapter 13 References Chapter 14 Index of Questions Chapter 15 About the Authors
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Chapter 1. An Overview of the Use of Animals in Science Chapter 4 Chapter 2. The Scientifically Viable Uses of Animals Chapter 5 Chapter 3. Evolution and the Use of Animals as Predictive Models for Humans Chapter 6 Chapter 4. Prediction and Humans Chapter 7 Chapter 5. Animals and Specific Drugs and Diseases Chapter 8 Chapter 6. Predictive Modalities, Alternatives, and the Three R's Chapter 9 Chapter 7. Defending Prediction: A Tale of Politics, Money, and Ego Chapter 10 Chapter 8. How to Examine Retorts to What We Have Offered So Far Chapter 11 Chapter 9. Personalized Medicine Chapter 12 Chapter 10. Final Comments Chapter 13 References Chapter 14 Index of Questions Chapter 15 About the Authors
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