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Unnecessary and cruel use of animals for medical undergraduate training in India
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- 1teaching at medical schools in india: a student's eye view. AATEX (Alternatives to Animal Testing and Experimentation) 2006;11:185–91. 4. Arora R, Berry V. Animal experiments in medical undergraduate curriculum – assessment of students' views. Health Adm 2005;17:63–7. 5. Medical Council of India, New Delhi, Amendment Notification of 8 July 2009 to the Minimal Standard Requirements for Medical Colleges with 150 Admissions Annually, Regulations 1999. 6. Pharmacy Council of India, letter to PETA India, 2008.
Published in Journal of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics
Correspondence: Dharmesh Solanki
teaching at medical schools in india: a student's eye view. AATEX (Alternatives to Animal Testing and Experimentation) 2006;11:185–91. 4. Arora R, Berry V. Animal experiments in medical undergraduate curriculum – assessment of students' views. Health Adm 2005;17:63–7. 5. Medical Council of India, New Delhi, Amendment Notification of 8 July 2009 to the Minimal Standard Requirements for Medical Colleges with 150 Admissions Annually, Regulations 1999. 6. Pharmacy Council of India, letter to PETA India, 2008.
Email: dharmeshs@petaindia.org
Copyright: © 2010 The Author(s). This is an open access article.
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