Animal research is a necessary practice in theworld of medical research, allowing scientists todevelop life-saving interventions and to spotcatastrophic problems before new techniques orproducts make their way to actual patients.However, this does not mean that we shoulddeny that there are serious ethical issuesinvolved.Animal testing is not a pretty or pleasant process.It causes pain and suffering to animal subjects,and legitimate cases of abuse have beenuncovered by animal rights groups.Consequently, the practice should be tightlyregulated, and alternative methods should beemployed whenever possible.• Discuss a specific research study involvinganimals that had ethical issues.• What were the ethical issues involved?• What could have been done to conduct theresearch study differently to avoid theseethical issues?

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