Does It Make Sense to Say Humans “Protect” Nonhuman Animals While Using Them to Promote Human Health Interests?

Nonhuman animal research has contributed to human health advancements but raises questions about the extent to which humans protect nonhuman animals during such endeavors. This series of drawings explores several ethics and empirical questions from a visual point of view.

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The AMA Journal of Ethic
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1001/amajethics.2024.737
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Animal testing and alternatives
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Does It Make Sense to Say Humans “Protect” Nonhuman Animals While Using Them to Promote Human Health Interests?

Christopher Lau
The AMA Journal of Ethic
Animal testing and alternatives
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Does It Make Sense to Say Humans “Protect” Nonhuman Animals While Using Them to Promote Human Health Interests?

Christopher Lau
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Abstract

Nonhuman animal research has contributed to human health advancements but raises questions about the extent to which humans protect nonhuman animals during such endeavors. This series of drawings explores several ethics and empirical questions from a visual point of view.

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Does It Make Sense to Say Humans “Protect” Nonhuman Animals While Using Them to Promote Human Health Interests? — Christopher Lau · The AMA Journal of Ethic (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS