Some people think that testing on animals is necessary for discovering medicine that helps fight diseases, while others believe it is not necessary to test on animals for this reason. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

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With growing population and changes in the environment, there is increase of diseases, and scientist discovers different types of antidotes, but due to not test on human after discovering of
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and avoid any
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effects it is being tested on animals
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. While others think it is not necessary to test them on animals. So on
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topic we will give a big picture and discuss about both sides. Well to start with, on one hand it is the best way to test any new found medicines on animals 1st
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trying on human as we can understand how the
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will react in a
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and what
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effects it can cause before trying on peoples as it is very risk and even life threatening for human life. While
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, it is not for sure that all the tests which will be done on animals and what result we get to them we might get same on the human
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. As human
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is different from animals.
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, maybe some
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, which is tested on animals are strong, but in the human
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, it Might even take someones life or that antidote might be right when tested on animals, but when consumed by human it might have different
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effects which might not be found while testing in animals. In conclusion, in my opinion testing on animals can lead to the discovery of a new
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which can save many lives, but we should not neglect its other
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too, we should see that it works the same way and founds the correct results.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Ethical dilemmas
  • Medical breakthroughs
  • In vitro (test tube) experiments
  • Alternatives to animal testing
  • Clinical trials
  • Vivisection
  • Biomedical research
  • Animal welfare/rights
  • Cross-species extrapolation
  • Compassionate use
  • Cruelty-free practices
  • Suffering alleviation
  • Genetic engineering
  • Speciesism
  • Human-animal physiological differences
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