1. IS ANIMAL TESTING
NECESSARY?

2. MOST PEOPLE SAY

3. MOST PEOPLE SAY

4. MOST PEOPLE SAY

5. MOST PEOPLE SAY

6. MOST PEOPLE SAY

7. THAT ANIMAL TESTING CURES DISEASE?

8. THAT ANIMAL TESTING CURES DISEASE?
HOW ABOUT THAT IT REDUCES HUMAN TESTING?

9. THAT ANIMAL TESTING CURES DISEASE?
HOW ABOUT THAT IT REDUCES HUMAN TESTING?

10. THAT ANIMAL TESTING CURES DISEASE?
HOW ABOUT THAT IT REDUCES HUMAN TESTING?

11. THAT ANIMAL TESTING CURES DISEASE?
HOW ABOUT THAT IT REDUCES HUMAN TESTING?

12. THAT ANIMAL TESTING CURES DISEASE?
HOW ABOUT THAT IT REDUCES HUMAN TESTING?

13. Do you want to be tested on?

14. Ideal product experimentation would take place on
humans, but sometimes no willing participants
exist. Animals such as mice provide a close
approximation to the results of a product for
human use.

15. Don’t you want prescription
medicine when you are sick?

16. Animal testing has impacted technology and that research
in the field of medicine has allowed for the development of
many new treatments, drugs, medicines, and solutions that
have allowed for the extension of the human lifespan.

17. Don’t you want health professionals
to use advanced medical
equipment?

18. The most vital technological advances in our
society today is in the field of human medicine and
health services. Animal testing has helped with the
advancement of the diagnosis and treatment of
injuries.

19. DO YOU WANT TO LOSE
MONEY?

20. That animal testing costs $400 million
dollars less than animal testing
alternatives such as testing human
tissues.

21. DO YOU WANT TO HELP
YOUR CHILDREN?

22. Animal testing was essential for the development of
Herceptin and Tamoxifen, two medicines that have saved
the lives of thousands of people with breast cancer,
childhood Leukemia, Chronic Myeloid Leukemia, lung
Cancer and numerous other diseases.

23. Don’t you want your prescription
medicine to be available to you ?

24. Without animal testing, medications
that you take on a daily basis would not
be available to you or might not even
exist.

25. Slide 3 DiBlasio, N. (2013). Celebs join the fight against animal-tested cosmetics. USA Today. Retrieved
from http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/03/13/animal-testing-cosmetics-
celebrities/1983365/
Slide 5 Animal research means medical progress (2013). Americans for Medical Process.(10,)1-3.
Slide 7 Ferdowsian, H. R., & Beck, N. (2011). Ethical and scientific considerations regarding animal
testing and research. Plos ONE, 6(9), 1-4. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0024059
Slide 7 Butte Patil, R. (2001). Technological advancements and its impact on humanity. B.Tech-
Agricultural Engineering. (5), 10-16.
Slide 9 Torkyo, T (2007, 08). Humane league. The Economist. Retrieved from
http://www.economist.com/node/9719666
Slide 11 DiBlasio, N. (2013). Celebs join the fight against animal-tested cosmetics. USA Today. Retrieved
from http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/03/13/animal-testing-cosmetics-
celebrities/1983365/
Slide 13 Feder, B. (2007, 09). Saving the animals: new ways to test products. The New York Times.
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