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Animal research saves lives. So why do opponents say it is ineffective?
One of the most common statistics used by activists to justify why animal research should be phased out, or banned, is the frequently-quoted claim that ‘90% of animal tests are ineffective’. EARA discusses the truths and mistruths behind this statement and its variations.

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