Tight living spaces, dirty environments, and chemicals being injected into your body every few hours. Is this how you would like to live your life? As an experiment for everyone to gain knowledge on. No! In an essay written by Jane Goodall, which addressed the cruelty chimpanzees go through when treated in research laboratories; Goodall saw stark actions being placed and harsh surgeries performed and knew she had to help make people aware of these situations. Many people don’t see the wrong-doing of this problem. In another essay, written by the American Medical Association, they gave multiple valid reasons for animal research being necessary. However, it is wrong to take advantage of chimpanzees or any type of animal in human research. Goodall’s essay is more persuasive because it uses emotional appeals, rhetorical questions, and imagery with figurative language.
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The AMA writes that “animals also are employed to determine the safety and efficacy of new drugs or the toxicity of chemicals to which humans or animals may be exposed,” (680). Without animals there are harder ways to determine the safety of a product and efficacy of a drug being used on humans. Which can cause a person’s life for not being treated with the right medication or cause horrible side effects from the toxic drug. This is one of the most persuasive points made by the American Medical Association, for showing the importance of animal research with
The AMA writes that “animals also are employed to determine the safety and efficacy of new drugs or the toxicity of chemicals to which humans or animals may be exposed,” (680). Without animals there are harder ways to determine the safety of a product and efficacy of a drug being used on humans. Which can cause a person’s life for not being treated with the right medication or cause horrible side effects from the toxic drug. This is one of the most persuasive points made by the American Medical Association, for showing the importance of animal research with