Q Some argue that animal research is inherently flawed in terms of being ethical because unlike human participants, animals do not consent to be involved in research. Do you agree with this perspective? Discuss the history of using animals for various types of scientific research. Given that animals do not consent to be involved in research projects, what sorts of extra precautions should be taken to ensure that they receive the most humane treatment possible? Your answer should be in the form of a well-organized, five paragraph essay.
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