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Americans
for Medical Progress Educational Foundation -
Without animal research, scientists are limited in their quest to
find treatments and cures for illnesses such as cancer, diabetes,
Alzheimer's, spinal cord injuries and multiple sclerosis. History
has shown that animal research is an essential component of most modern
medical breakthroughs. |
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An
Ethic of Free Association:Questioning a Uniform and Coercive Code
of Ethics - An Article by Patrick B. Kavanaugh, Ph.D. |
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APA
Ethical Principals & Code of Conduct for Psychologists |
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APA
Guidelines for the Care and use of Animals |
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Centre
for Applied Ethics -
The Centre was formally created in 1993 by the University of British
Columbia's Board of Governors as an independent unit in the Faculty
of Graduate Studies. It is primarily an interdisciplinary research
centre which studies a diverse range of topics, including health care
practices, business and professional procedures, new information technologies
and environmental issues. |
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Foundation
for Biomedical Research - Established in 1981, the Foundation
for Biomedical Research (FBR) is the nation's oldest and largest organization
dedicated to improving human and veterinary health by promoting public
understanding and support for humane and responsible animal research. |
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Office
of Research Integrity (ORI) - Promotes integrity in biomedical
and behavioral research supported by the Public Health Service (PHS)
at about 4,000 institutions worldwide. ORI monitors institutional
investigations of research misconduct and facilitates the responsible
conduct of research through educational, preventive, and regulatory
activities. |
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Psychologists
for the Ethical Treatment of Animals - Has worked with social
scientists, mental health providers and other animal rights organizations
to reduce the suffering and exploitation of both human and nonhuman
animals |
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The
Generalized Structure of Ethical Dilemmas - Many moral
dilemmas are dilemmas because of a certain kind of conflict between
the rightness or wrongness of the actions and the goodness or badness
of the consequences of the actions. |
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