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Table
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Why
are Animals Used in Research?
Research
1
"Use of Animals in Biomedical Research: The Challenge and
Response," An American Medical Association White Paper, 1989
(1992 Revised).
Research 2
"Animals in Research," Council on Scienti?c Affairs Report,
Journal of the American Medical Association, June 23/30,
1989.
Research 3
"Understanding the Use of Animals in Biomedical Research,"
Foundation for Biomedical Research, 1992.
Research 4-10
"The Importance of Animals in Research: Mice, Rats, Rabbits,
Dogs, Cats, Primates, and Other Animals," Foundation for Biomedical
Research, 1993.
Research 11
"Sea Slugs Aid Studies of Learning and Memory," Maureen Curran,
NCRR Reporter,National Center for Research Resources,
July/August 1993.
Research 12
"Monkey Model for Lyme Disease," Victoria L. Contie, NCRR
Reporter, National Center for Research Resources, September/October
1993.
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How
do People Benefit from Animal Research?
People
1
"Portraits of a Partnership for Life: The Remarkable Story
of Research, Animals and Man," New Jersey Association for
Biomedical Research.
People 2
"With Respect to Life: Protecting Human Health and the Environment
through Laboratory Animal Research," U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services, Public Health Service, National Institutes
of Health, and National Institute of Environmental Health
Sciences, August 1990.
People 3
"Cancer," Michigan Society for Medical Research, 1994.
People 4
"Model Patients," Richard McCourt, Discover, August
1990.
People 5
"A Curiosity Turned into the First Silver Bullet Against Death,"
Edwin Kiester, Jr., Smithsonian, November 1990.
People 6
"Breast Cancer," Endangered Cures: Animal Rights and the
Crippling of Biomedical Research, Foundation for Biomedical
Research, 1996.
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How
do Animals Benefit from Animal Research?
Animals
1
"Animal Research for Animal Health," Foundation for Biomedical
Research, 1990.
Animals 2
"Animals as Beneficiaries of Biomedical Research Originally
Intended for Humans," Franklin M. Loew, D.V.M., PhD., ILAR
News, Fall 1988
Animals 3
"Animal Dialysis Clinic in California Handles the Compliant
Patients of Devoted Pet Owners," Gordon Lore, For Patients
Only, May/June 1994.
Animals 4
"Leading Animal Health Benefits Made Possible Through Animal
Research," American Medical Association and the North Carolina
Association for Biomedical Research.
Animals 5
"Canine Parvo Virus," Michigan Society for Medical Research,
1995.
Animals 6
"Feline Leukemia Virus," Michigan Society for Medical Research,
1995.
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What
is the Role of Animals in Product Safety Testing?
Safety 1
"The Use of Animals in Product Safety Testing," Foundation
for Biomedical Research, 1992.
Safety 2
"Product Safety," Michigan Society for Medical Research, 1994.
Safety 3
"Protection of Public Health and Safety ‹ The Importance of
Product Safety Research," People and Animals: United for
Health, Massachusetts Society for Medical Research.
Safety 4
"Toxicity Tests in Animals: Historical Perspectives and New
Opportunities," Mary Weideman, Environmental Health Perspectives,
August 1993.
Safety 5
"The Importance of Animals in the Science of Toxicology,"
Society of Toxicology.
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How
do Laws and Regulations Govern Animal Use?
Laws 1
"Safeguards for Good Animal Care," DHHS Publication No.(ADM)
92-1771, National Institute of Mental Health, 1991 (Reprinted
1992).
Laws 2
"Regulating Animal Research," iiFARsighted Report,
incurably ill For Animal Research, 1988.
Laws 3
"Regulations and Requirements, Essentials for Animal Research,"
USDA, 1990.
Laws 4
"Regulation of Biomedical Research Using Animals," NABR
Issue Update, National Association for Biomedical Research,
1995.
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What
Ethical Issues Surround Animal Use?
Ethics
1
"Can Animal Use be Ethically Justified?," J.Wesley Robb, Science
and Animals: Addressing Contemporary Issues, Scientists
Center for Animal Welfare, June 1988.
Ethics 2
"The Case for the Use of Animals in Biomedical Research,"
Carl Cohen, The New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery,
October 2, 1986.
Ethics 3
"Animal Rights, Animal Research, and Human Obligations," Charles
S. Nicoll and Sharon M. Russell, Molecular and Cellular
Neurosciences, 1992.
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Are
there Alternatives to Animal Use?
Alternatives
1
"New Research Methods Seen Unlikely to Eliminate Animal Testing,"
Erin Marcus, The Washington Post, August 28, 1990.
Alternatives 2
"Alternatives to and Reduction of Animal Use in Biomedical
Research, Education, and Testing," John M. Frazier, Ph.D.
and Alan M. Goldberg, Ph.D., The Cancer Bulletin, 1990.
Alternatives 3
"Are there Alternatives to Animal Research?," iiFARsighted
Report, incurably ill For Animal Research, 1988.
Alternatives 4
"Search for Alternatives," Michael P. Moore, Health Sciences,
Fall 1989.
Alternatives 5
"Computer Models as an Alternative in Comparative Medicine,"
Stephen DuBin, V.M.D., Ph.D., et al., Lab Animal, July/August
1994.
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Animal
Rights vs.
Animal Research: Is there a Common Ground?
Common Ground 1
"Fact vs. Myth," Michigan Society for Medical Research, 1994.
Common Ground 2
"Complex Truths, Simple LiesŠ," Alan M. Goldberg, Ph.D., The
Evening Sun (Baltimore), November 12, 1990.
Common Ground 3
"Physicians and the Animal-Rights Movement," Herbert Pardes,
M.D., et al., The New England Journal of Medicine,
June 6, 1991.
Common Ground 4
"Issues and Answers," incurably ill For Animal Research, December
1990.
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Fast
Facts
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Additional
Resources
Resources
1
"Resources for Additional Information on the Use of Animals
in Research."
Resources 2
"Learning Resources on Topics of Biomedical Research," Michigan
Society for Medical Research.
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