Is Animal Testing Ethical | Arjun_Maurya | BMS PPT| BGPS College
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Presented By:
ArjunMaurya
Class: S.Y. BMS.
Roll.no.: 222204
Subject: Foundation Course IV.
B.G.P.S. Knowledge Center of Arts, Science wadala.
Academic Year 2023-24
Is Animal Testing
Ethical:
Under the guidance of : Asst.Prof.Rupali
Gaikwad
Introduction
Why we do test on Animal So much.
How to Reach towards Animal Ethics
Can we do Science without Animal Testing
Conclusion
Content
Introduction
Animal testing, also known asanimal
experimentation,animal
research,andin vivotesting,
Did you know that every yearnearly 100
millionanimalsare crippled, burned,
infected and killedin laboratories for
biology lessons, scientific researches and
study along with medical experiments?
50 animal deaths every day at least two
animals being killed every hour in India.
Big Corporations Who Test On Animals. Most of these
brands are owned by a few giant corporations:L'Oreal,
Estee Lauder, Procter & Gamble, Clorox, Johnson &
Johnson, S.C.Johnson, Colgate-Palmolive, Reckitt
Benckiser, Church & Dwight, Unilever, and Henkel.
There are more than 6,100companies in our database
that don’t test on animals, including Dove, e.l.f., Herbal
Essences, 100% PURE, Dr. Bronner’s, Aveda, and
Seventh Generation!
Why we do test on Animal So much.
Lash lure incident 1930.
Use of animals in basic biomedical research:
•Behaviouralresearch such as psychology and
Addiction studies.
•Military.
•Space and agricultural research.
•Product development.
•Drug testing and science education.
Why we do test on Animal So much.
To develop and test potential forms of treatment and to
protect the safety of people, animals and the environment.
primary advantages of animal experiments in research
To identify treatments that should be taken forward in
clinical trails
To avoid the exposure of patients to unnecessary risk
Animals are used in research when there is a
need to find out what happen in the whole living
body which is far more complex than the sum of
its parts.
How to Reach towards Animal Ethics
How to reach to Animal Ethics: Practical Approach.
Proper experimental designing
Bio-statistical planning before
experimentation.
Selection of suitable animal model
Randomisation
Follow 3Rs/4Rs/5Rs..
Follow 5F
Etc.......
How to Reach towards Animal Ethics
W.M.S. Russell & R.L.Burch1959
Practical Approach Follow 3rs/4rs/5Rs..
How to Reach towards Animal Ethics
•Follow 5 F : Standards of Five Freedom
•Framed By Prof. Roger Brambell1965
1.Freedom from hunger or thirstby ready access to fresh water and a diet
to maintain full health and vigour
2.Freedom from discomfortby providing an appropriate environment
including shelter and a comfortable resting area
3.Freedom from pain, injury or diseaseby prevention or rapid diagnosis
and treatment
4.Freedom to express (most) normal behaviourby providing sufficient
space, proper facilities and company of the animal's own kind
5.Freedom from fear and distressby ensuring conditions and treatment
which avoid mental suffering
Pro & Con: Animal Testing
Pros or Postivesof Animal Testing
1.Helps researchers to find drugs and
treatments:
2.Improves human health
3.Helps ensure safety of drugs:
4.Alternative methods of testing do not
simulate humans in the same way
Cons or Negatives of Animal Testing
1.Animals are killed or kept in captivity:
2.Some substances tested, may never be used
for anything useful:
3.It is very expensive:
4.Animals and humans are never exactly the
same:
Can we do Science without Animal Testing
Types of non-animal methods :
Non-animal methods are often cheaper,
quicker and more effective
Cell cultures
Human tissues
Computer models
Volunteer studies
Conclusion
Legalization of animal testing is necessary for a
developing country like India. India needs good
laboratory pharmaceutical research capable of
providing new vaccines and cost-effective drugs for
the vulnerable sections of the society.
DuetothefactthatIndianPharmaceuticalcompan
iescannotdiscovermedicinesanddrugs,drugpric
escontinuetoincrease.Animaltestingshouldbele
galizedin India topreventrisingpricesinmedicine.