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Is it accurate to say that something is a risk for humans if the only cancer studies have been done on rats (and other animals)? Thank for sharing with us
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![]() "blair" > ha scritto nel messaggio > Is it accurate to say that something is a risk for humans if the only> > cancer studies have been done on rats (and other animals)? One extrapolates to all mammals. What do you propose? That we line up a bunch of human babies and force them to smoke cigarettes, wear mascara, use sunblock under lamps until they are one? |
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On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 11:28:20 +0200, Giusi wrote:
> "blair" > ha scritto nel messaggio > >> Is it accurate to say that something is a risk for humans if the only> >> cancer studies have been done on rats (and other animals)? > > One extrapolates to all mammals. What do you propose? That we line up a > bunch of human babies and force them to smoke cigarettes, wear mascara, use > sunblock under lamps until they are one? cool! i bet a lot of rats and rabbits would complain about being out of a job, though. your pal, blake |
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