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We understand from the passage that Larry Carbone's book concerning the treatment of laboratory animals ----,
The veterinarians who oversee laboratory animals
often find themselves in the position of having to
perform procedures that may not be in the best
interest of their nonhuman patients. The vet's goal
then is to produce the best possible outcome for
the animal under the circumstances. When Larry
Carbone started out in that profession, he hoped
to improve the condition of laboratory animals
while at the same time accommodating the needs
of researchers. Unfortunately, he found that, in
practice, the ability of veterinarians to advocate
effectively for animals is limited by a variety of
factors. His new book is the fruit of the extensive
research he conducted to discover what
determines how we view laboratory animals and
why policies concerning their care have
developed as they have. He examines the
objectivity of those who presume to know what
these animals want and to speak for them,
showing that personal beliefs, theories and
ideologies colour even the most scientific reports.