The problem with vivisection, argues Derrick Jensen, is that we’re experimenting on the wrong sort of animals. To the dismay of many of my friends, I’m not unalterably opposed to vivisection. In fact, ...
In March 1910, the Southern California Practitioner observed in an editorial that the animal movement was gaining momentum: “We have an organization which meets at the Chamber of Commerce called the ...
About 115 million animals were used in scientific research globally in 2005, according to an estimate based on official national figures and extrapolations from the number of scientific papers that ...
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From Japan comes word of a university medical museum with a new exhibit detailing vivisections conducted at the school on eight American airmen captured in the final days of World War II. The ...
The number of scientific procedures carried out on animals rose by 6% last year to just over 3.2m. The vast majority (83%) used rodents, while the number of procedures that involved monkeys was down 6 ...
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THE anti-vivisection campaign is persistent, vigorous and clamorous, has ample funds (estimated at £40,000 a year) with which to promote its objects, and uses a variety of methods to do so. It is the ...
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