What does ---- stand for
What does FDA stand for?
Food and Drug Administration!
what animals are usally used for product testing
Rats and mice!
_____ is the only major market where testing all cosmetics on animals is required by law.
China!
In mid ______ the anti testing movement in the united states
1960s!
______ ________ was an early opponent of animal testing in England
Queen Victoria
What does AWA stand for?
Animal welfare act
What products mainly use animal testing
Shampoo and medical treatments
In 2015, the NIH announced that its remaining 50 research _________ would be retired
Chimpanzes
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) reported that in _____, 1,134,693 animals were used for testing.
2010
In 1975 Australian philosopher _____ ______ published "Animal Liberation,"
Peter singer
What does NIH stand for
National Institutes of Health
Why did they use animals to test products
to determine the toxicity and check the safety of the products
As more people adopted pets, the anti-_________
grew in England
Vivisection!
A May ____ Gallup poll found that 56 percent of Americans said medical testing on animals was morally acceptable,
2013
In 1865, French physiologist _________ _______ argued that experimenting on animals was ethical, because it benefited medicine and extended human life.
Claude Bernard
What does USDA stand for
United States Department of Agriculture!
This Company this brand used animal testing on their products but stoped after a while
(HINT) has paris in the brand name!
L'Oréal Paris!
Microbiologist Rex Burch laid out the principle of the "Three Rs" which are _________ ________________
_____________
Replacement, Reduction, and Reduction
In the __th century, English physician William Harvey experimented on living animals and discovered that the heart, not the lungs, circulated blood throughout the body.
17!
In the 2nd century, the Roman physician and philosopher _____ dissected living animals to see how living organisms worked.
Galen
What does APHIS stand for
animal&plant health Inspection Service!
fill in the missing word!
In the ______ ______ over 26 million animals were used per year
United States!
In 1865, French physiologist _________ argued that experimenting on animals was ethical, because it benefited medicine and extended human life.
Claude Bernard!
in ____, "The Principles of Humane Experimental Technique" by zoologist William Russell and microbiologist Rex Burch laid out the principle of the "Three Rs"
1959
In 1959, "The Principles of Humane Experimental Technique" by zoologist ___________ and microbiologist ________ laid out the principle of the "Three Rs."
Rex Burch, and William Russell