monkeys must continue to be used in experiments to help in the fight against AIDS,malaria etc..
a lack of alternatives means primates are needed to ensure treatments are safe and effective before being tested to report. thae study commisioned by uk's royal society academy of medical sciences ,the medical researc council and welcome trust concluded there was a strong scientific case for using monkeys.
but animal welfare compaigners last night called the study disgraceful.
the scientific community last night welcomed the report.professor chris higins of the medical research council clinical sciences centre said,if it comes to a choice between regulated studies on a few animals and treatment for an incurable disease affecting hundreds of thousand sof people.
a lack of alternatives means primates are needed to ensure treatments are safe and effective before being tested to report. thae study commisioned by uk's royal society academy of medical sciences ,the medical researc council and welcome trust concluded there was a strong scientific case for using monkeys.
but animal welfare compaigners last night called the study disgraceful.
the scientific community last night welcomed the report.professor chris higins of the medical research council clinical sciences centre said,if it comes to a choice between regulated studies on a few animals and treatment for an incurable disease affecting hundreds of thousand sof people.
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