Experiments on Animals

About this book

In the early 20th century, the scientific community faced a pivotal moment as advancements in medicine began to hinge on the ethical implications of animal experimentation. In "Experiments on Animals," Stephen Paget meticulously examines the critical contributions of these studies to understanding human physiology and pathology. Highlighting the balance between scientific progress and ethical considerations, Paget delves into the necessity of animal models in developing treatments and vaccines that have saved countless lives. This compelling publication is essential reading for students, civic activists, and historians interested in the intersection of ethics and science. Discover how these experiments have shaped modern medicine while prompting ongoing debates about the moral responsibilities we hold toward our animal counterparts.

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