

Animals In Print
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From 15 January 2002 Issue
Making a Killing...
William C. Hutton, who lives at 1166 Oxford Road, NE, Atlanta, 30306-2608 has
received tax funding via NIH grant #1R55AR45415-01
www.commons.cit.nih.gov/crisp
to be used conducting experiments on dog's
spines entitled "Compressive Force Effect on the Disc In Vivo".
Hutton's experiment involves cutting open dogs and placing a device on the
disc between the vertebra in the back that causes the disc to be compressed.
Hutton then sews up the dogs and lets them sit in a cage for 60 weeks with
the device in their back exerting pressure. At the end of 60 excruciating
weeks, the dogs are killed.
Hutton states in his experiment's abstract he will illustrate that heavy
lifting or heavy physical work, or simply being overweight is detrimental to
healthy disc maintenance.
Hutton has written numerous papers in the past discussing the dangers of
heavy lifting and some of those can be found on the Emory University web
site. This experiment is duplicative and provides no new information. It is
however a source of necessary funding to pay researchers' salaries and help
pay administrative costs at Emory University.
Funding for this experiment is provided by the taxpayers. If you care to
comment, you can contact Hutton at
william_hutton@emory.org or 404-778-7156.
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