Animals have been the routine specimen human to test on medication, which is successful in the treatment for the patient as no human taking part in any guinea tests. However, some people believe that the animals can feel the pains and the boundary between what is moral or immoral in these tests is thin, that people really want to get rid the feeling out of the animals. In this essay I will delve into the both views and see the right choice for us.
First of all, animal testing may sound cruel to them, but it can be a necessary sacrifice as we can protect our species. It is a fact that scientists have no moral rights to cause any discomfort or pain to the animals. However, it is cleared that reliable alternatives to animal experimentation may not always be available. Therefore, we should make the less pain for the animals; and in order to measure the discomfort of the tested animals, such as mice or pigs, there are actually some scientific methods that can modify the amount of specimen and doses that inject to them. From there, a limited amount of animal experiments can be easily controlled under human’s hands and less cruelty can create to the animals.
On the other hand, these methods should be eliminated as they really put animals in severe pain. Although the animals are not developed like human, they also have an equal right to live as us. Ethical arguments have been mentioned against the animal testing, since humans have no rights to subject animals to this kind of trauma, and the lives of all creatures should be respected. If the medications move on for further development, the animals should be let alone. Instead, solutions can be included such as computerized human, patient simulators and In vitro testing which is defined as a research using human cells and tissues, can be used.
In conclusion, animals can be great experimental subjects for our medications. However, because of the ethical arguments forwards the animals, the research should be considered and replaced with alternative methods.
Animals
have been the routine specimen
human
to
test
on medication, which is successful in the treatment for the patient as no
human
taking part in any guinea
tests
.
However
,
some
people
believe that the
animals
can feel the
pains
and the boundary between what is moral or immoral in these
tests
is thin, that
people
really
want to
get
rid the feeling out of the
animals
. In this essay I will delve into the both views and
see
the
right
choice for us.
First of all
,
animal
testing may sound cruel to them,
but
it can be a necessary sacrifice as we can protect our species. It is a fact that scientists have no moral
rights
to cause any discomfort or
pain
to the
animals
.
However
, it
is cleared
that reliable alternatives to
animal
experimentation may not always be available.
Therefore
, we should
make
the less
pain
for the
animals
; and in order to measure the discomfort of the
tested
animals
, such as mice or pigs, there are actually
some
scientific methods that can modify the amount of specimen and doses that inject to them. From there, a limited amount of
animal
experiments can be
easily
controlled under
human’s hands
and less cruelty can create to the animals.
On the other hand
, these methods should
be eliminated
as they
really
put
animals
in severe
pain
. Although the
animals
are not developed like
human
, they
also
have an equal
right
to
live
as us. Ethical arguments have
been mentioned
against the
animal
testing, since
humans
have no
rights
to subject
animals
to this kind of trauma, and the
lives
of all creatures should
be respected
. If the medications
move
on for
further
development, the
animals
should be
let
alone.
Instead
, solutions can
be included
such as computerized
human
, patient simulators and In
vitro
testing which
is defined
as a research using
human
cells and tissues, can be
used
.
In conclusion
,
animals
can be great experimental subjects for our medications.
However
,
because
of the ethical arguments forwards the
animals
, the research should
be considered
and replaced with alternative methods.