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NewsApril 20, 1992

The Southeast Missourian asked students at Washington Elementary School how they felt about the use of animals by scientists for testing new medicines. Erick Harris: "I think they should try new medicines out on animals. That way there won't be so many people dying."...

The Southeast Missourian asked students at Washington Elementary School how they felt about the use of animals by scientists for testing new medicines.

Erick Harris: "I think they should try new medicines out on animals. That way there won't be so many people dying."

Doris Wolford: "I think they should test them on animals before they test them on people, because a person might die if it doesn't work."

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Samantha Criddle: "I think they should do it because animals are different than people. If an animal died from it, a person would not."

Clint Hoffman: "They should do it as long as there are lots of that kind of animal in the world, but I still have feelings for the animal."

Carrie McClard: "I don't really like it, but it would be better if an animal died from testing a new medicine than a person dying from it."

Aaron Sadler: "It's okay to use an animal to test it. Scientists have to test new medicines, and it is better to use animals before using people."

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