'Animal experiments' diaporamas de présentation

Week Two

Week Two. My Philosophy - Beginning Thoughts Spend five minutes thinking about your philosophy of practice ~ What are your beliefs now before we start to learn the history? What are these beliefs based on?. 1 ST CENTURY AD ? DIOSCORIDES.

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Ani/ 1

Ani/ 1. Ani/ 2. Ani/ 3. - Ethics. - Ethics of using animals as model for HIV/AIDS research : The opinions of our classmates about the animal experiment : The reasons of agreement and disagreement in using animal as a research model : Ethical problems

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Ani/ 1

Ani/ 1. Ani/ 2. Ani/ 3. - Ethics. - Ethics of using animals as model for HIV/AIDS research : The opinions of our classmates about the animal experiment : The reasons of agreement and disagreement in using animal as a research model : Ethical problems

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Week 9a Chapter 37 Late Effects of Radiation

Week 9a Chapter 37 Late Effects of Radiation. Chapter 37 Late Effects of Radiation. The early effects of radiation exposure are produced by high radiation doses. The radiation exposure from diagnostic radiology are low level and of low LET.

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History, Ethics, and Regulations of Human Subjects Research

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PHYSIOLOGY introduction and history

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The human brain

The human brain. Option E.5. Assessment statements. E.5.1 Label, on a diagram of the human brain, the medulla oblongata, cerebellum, hypothalamus, pituitary gland and cerebral hemispheres. E.5.2 Outline the function of each of the parts of the brain listed above.

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Pharmacovigilance

Pharmacovigilance. Dr Mary Couper Quality Assurance and Safety of Medicines WHO. Procurement and Supply Management Plan. 2.6 Ensuring rational use of medicines

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The ethics of animal experiments in 3 steps

The ethics of animal experiments in 3 steps. Stijn Bruers IARC sept-2014. The 3 steps. Step 1) Animal experiments are scientifically unreliable: animal models lack predictability for humans Step 2) Animal experiments are ethically unjustifiable: too much loss of well-being

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Comparison of Risk Assessment for Radioactive and Chemical Contaminants

Comparison of Risk Assessment for Radioactive and Chemical Contaminants. Similarities, Differences and Scope for Comparison BRMF/SAFESPUR Workshop, 30 September 2008 Dr James Wilson, Quintessa, Ltd. Structure of this Presentation. Exposure and Response Pathways, mechanisms and responses

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Should Animals Be Used For Experiments?

Should Animals Be Used For Experiments?. Right now, millions of mice, rats, rabbits, primates, cats, dogs, and other animals are locked inside cold, barren cages in laboratories across the country. They languish in pain, ache with loneliness and long to roam free and use their minds.

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Dr. Ir. Marlies Leenaars Course coordinator / Animal welfare officer / Assistant professor

Course on Laboratory Animal Science. Dr. Ir. Marlies Leenaars Course coordinator / Animal welfare officer / Assistant professor. Content. Why a course on laboratory animal science? Animal use Netherlands / Radboud University General information on the course Main aims of the course

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Bioethics

Bioethics. What is right?. What Are ethics?. A decision about what is right or wrong . It may differ by country, generation, or religion. Who decides what is ethical?. Review boards are established to approve proposed research and oversee current experiments.

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By: Sean Pastorok , Bailey Lien, James Hong, Alex Winters, and Kurt Schaller

By: Sean Pastorok , Bailey Lien, James Hong, Alex Winters, and Kurt Schaller. Should animals be experimented on for medical and cosmetic advancement?. ~Vivisection. Good or bad?. How would you feel if they did it to you? Stop animal testing. Rules and Regulations. Laws in Australia

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Norecopa

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Implementaton of the new EU Directive 2010/63/EU

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How the environment affects the brain

How the environment affects the brain. Not only can the brain determine and change behaviour, but behaviour and environment can change the brain. Brain plasticity. Before 1960s, the brain was thought to be unchangeable After, the view has changed through many studies on humans and animals.

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Animal drug testing

Animal drug testing. By Leone and Natalie. Animal experimentation. Animal experiments are used around the world to develop new medicines and to test the safety of other products. Many of these experiments cause p ain to the animals or reduce their life span.

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