d. Also, there was a study of cancerous chemicals being injected into animals and only 7 of the 19 were found in lab mice. At least they found something that told researchers that this was dangerous to them. Through all of this better research method have emerged, but how can you not experiment on living creatures to find out how it affects someone's system as they are living? Let us switch gears for a minute.There are many contributions to health because of animal research. Everyone knows of Pastuer and how he was one of the pioneers who participated in animal research and have found many successful results including isolating anthrax. Other scientist followed in his footsteps and discovered just how helpful the sterilization of surgical instruments would help everyone in hospitals today. Diphtheria, tetanus, rabies, whooping cough, and influenza type B are just some of the viruses and diseases that have been found and aided against due to research of animals. Not to mention this kind of research led to antibacterial and antibiotic drugs. We would be in deep you know what if we could not purchase "Nyquil" for our coughs! Even family members come to mind when I think of animal research. If it were not for Gibbon perfecting open heart surgery, I would not have a grandmother walking around today. Another method I am thankful for that used animals in research is kidney dialysis. Once again, my other grandmother would not be around if it were not researched.In conclusion, I see the world is going through a phase of "moral self doubt" about the usage of animals. One has to realize that yes the research does not produce the most rewarding results at times, but it does produce some kind of data that humans did not have before hand. We are EXPERIMENTING and trails of trying and trying again has to occur to achieve perfection. Animals have the closest body make up of humans and like I said before it might not be the most ethical ...
