By Moneim A. Fadali, M.D
Published by Hidden Springs Press, 1996

234 pages, A5, well-indexed, softback.

"In rhythmic, almost Shakespearian, prose, surgeon Moneim Fadali walks us through 2,000 years of medical history to show that sacrificing animals at the altar of medical science has done nothing to advance, and much to retard, the growth of modern medical procedures and knowledge. He interweaves his own experience of medicine - including vivisection-facilitated surgical disasters - in a way that is at once personal and highly credible. this book deserves the widest possible readership."
- Brandon P. Reines, DVM.

Contents include:

• Forewords by Neal D. Barnard, Michael Gianelli, Pietro Croce.
• Animal Experimentation is Harmful to Human Beings
• Animal Models Differ from Humans
• Animal Experimentation Inevitably Leads to Human Experimentation
• Clinical Research Can Be Ethical and Precise
• Vivisection Did Not Advance Medicine
• Reliable Alternatives to Vivisection Are Available
• Teaching Surgery in Animal labs is a Sham
• Animal Experimentation is Unscientific and Cruel
• Animals Have a Fundamental Right to Life
• Mere Strength Frequently Dooms

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