Introducing Ethical Evaluation of the use of Animals in Experiments in the near East
Introducing Ethical Evaluation of the use of Animals in Experiments in the near East
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介绍近东实验中动物使用的伦理评估
DOI：
10.1177/026119291003800410
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发表时间：
2010
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C. Phillips
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作者：
S. Izmirli;S. Izmirli;S. J. Aldavood;A. Yasar;C. Phillips
土耳其和伊朗是两个近东国家，在邻近的欧洲在这一领域取得重大进展后，正在制定动物实验伦理监管制度。土耳其在2004年至2006年间通过立法，要求对涉及使用实验动物的实验进行道德审查。如今，有一个中央伦理委员会和73个地方伦理委员会，负责评估动物的使用和使用的动物数量，并考虑动物实验的申请。在伊朗，2004年在大约50所医科大学建立了动物伦理委员会。aec的目标是保护动物福利和道德，考虑到伊斯兰教的原则，并认识到改善实验动物福利的世界趋势。最近在近东建立的动物伦理审查可以从西方国家向高标准实验动物伦理发展的经验中受益。
Turkey and Iran are two Near East countries that are developing ethical regulation systems for animal experiments, following significant developments in this field in neighbouring Europe. In Turkey, legislation was passed between 2004 and 2006 to mandate ethical review of experiments which involve the use of laboratory animals. Today, one central and 73 local ethics committees exist, to evaluate the use of animals and the numbers of animals used, and to consider applications for animal experimentation. In Iran, Animal Ethics Committees (AECs) were established in 2004 in approximately 50 medical universities. The objective of the AECs is to preserve animal welfare and ethics, taking into account Islamic principles, and to be cognisant of world trends for the improvement of laboratory animal welfare. The recent establishment of animal ethical review in the Near East could benefit from experiences in Western countries, in their evolution toward high standards of experimental animal ethics.