Description |
ix, 297 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm |
Contents |
Beginnings of institutionalized animal experimentation: nineteenth-century highlights -- Current attitudes and ethical arguments -- Major issues -- Legislation and the growth of protagonist organizations -- Animal subjects and alternatives -- Protocol review -- Community members on animal review committees -- Animal pain scales in public policy: an international perspective -- Pain, suffering, and death: warm- and cold-blooded vertebrates, mollusks, and insects -- Testing -- From sunshine laws and civil disobedience to raids -- Use of animals in education -- Source of laboratory dogs and cats: pound versus purpose-bred animals -- Editorial responsibilities and issues -- Looking ahead -- Animals used in experimentation, FY 1973-1990 -- Funding sources for targeted programs to promote alternatives -- Sunshine laws |
Analysis |
Science Research Use of Laboratory animals |
Notes |
Includes index |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
Subject |
Animal experimentation -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Animal experimentation -- Government policy -- United States.
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Animal experimentation -- Moral and ethical aspects.
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Animal experimentation.
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LC no. |
92039344 |
ISBN |
0195070437 (alk. paper) |
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019510871X (paperback) |
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