a_j_mair
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due to recent news of human drug testing, just had an argument with secretary
so is animal testing good or bad
discuss
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Baz-Zico
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Should test the stuff on humans, not like bunnys wanna wear makeup etc
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JadeM
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Life saving drugs - YES............all day max factor colour stay lipstick - NO ! !
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CorsAsh
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The people who go in for trials give their consent, so I don't see why it's a issue. They know the risks.
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CCA
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Testing on animals is in a way pointless because humans and animals dont react the same way but the recent test for the anti inflammitory drug was tested on animals and a dog died but tests were still carried out on humans
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CCA
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Basically for medicines yes but for make up no
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JadeM
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£2500 for taking some dodgy pills   Ive done that before for free - just for the kicks
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Brett
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I've got a thing for rabbits in red lipstick
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by a_j_mair
due to recent news of human drug testing, just had an argument with secretary
so is animal testing good or bad
discuss
yes - end of story. people that it is not are idiots.
testing make up and non medical items is not a good thing though
[Edited on 17-03-2006 by vibrio]
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by CCA
Testing on animals is in a way pointless because humans and animals dont react the same way but the recent test for the anti inflammitory drug was tested on animals and a dog died but tests were still carried out on humans
what arte your qualifications to make such a bold statement
[Edited on 17-03-2006 by vibrio]
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CCA
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what bold statement
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JadeM
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quote: Originally posted by vibrio
quote: Originally posted by CCA
Testing on animals is in a way pointless because humans and animals dont react the same way but the recent test for the anti inflammitory drug was tested on animals and a dog died but tests were still carried out on humans
what arte your qualifications to make such a bold statement
Read it in News of the World
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ed
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Some people are so stupid. The run around saying that testing on animals is bad. Yet given the first chance they go was thier hair with shampoos, wash thier skin with soaps, take tablets, have medicine. The world relies on animal testing and untill people decide that you don't want to take advantage of almost every medical advance ever they should STFU.
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ed
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How much do you get paid for taking part in a medical test
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by ed
How much do you get paid for taking part in a medical test
cheque usually
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by vibrio
quote: Originally posted by ed
How much do you get paid for taking part in a medical test
cheque usually
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Cosmo
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I dont have a problem with it, animals are there for 2 reasons (3 reasons if your welsh!)...to eat and to test stuff on so we dont have to. Without animal testing we wouldnt have half the drugs we have today.
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by ed
quote: Originally posted by vibrio
quote: Originally posted by ed
How much do you get paid for taking part in a medical test
cheque usually
well they don't give you cash and nor do they use money transfers to your account so they give you a cheque at the end of the trial.
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Carl
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As said, for medical reasons yes, for cosmetic companies funancial gain, no.
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Nismo
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We need to test on a subject that there is lots of and something that it wouldnt matter if it went wrong....
Cue Imagrants!!!!!!
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Matt H
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I might take part
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Matt H
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quote: Originally posted by Nismo
We need to test on a subject that there is lots of and something that it wouldnt matter if it went wrong....
Cue Imagrants!!!!!!
 
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Cosmo
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quote: Originally posted by Nismo
We need to test on a subject that there is lots of and something that it wouldnt matter if it went wrong....
Cue Imagrants!!!!!!
 stand at the channel tunnel and welcome them all into the country with a warm cup of tea and a few tablets
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by Nismo
We need to test on a subject that there is lots of and something that it wouldnt matter if it went wrong....
Cue Imagrants!!!!!!
nah que chav's
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MikeLamb
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quote: Originally posted by ed
How much do you get paid for taking part in a medical test
£2-3k normally. I work for a pharma company, we spend £3million on research every day. In the scheme of things, £3k is fuck all!
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