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It isn't as simple as saying that all
animal research
should be
stopped
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British
law requires that any new
drug
(e.g. antidepressants) must be tested on at least two different species of live mammal
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Such research inevitably results in some degree of
pain
and
suffering
for the animals involved
However,
psychoactive
drugs allow people with mental health disorders to lead relatively
'normal'
lives
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Addiction research
(which also uses animals) offers important insights into this behaviour, demonstrating how useful research on
NHA
can be
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'Specially protected species'
such as mammals account for a very small amount of the
total research
– less than 1%
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Even
Regan
agrees that some
animals
could be used in research
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'Subject of a life'
Any individual who has inherent value to that individual which is
independent
of any usefulness to others
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Regan believes that all
mature mammals
are 'subject of a life' and this means that all
mature mammals
should be treated the same as humans
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NHA
research is useful but also problematic, supporting the statement
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