Good Practices and Innovative Experiences in the South Social Policies, Indigenous Knowledge... Book

It might have been an easier read for me if I had a better science background, but overall consensus in the book club was it's dense. However, chock full of good information. What stood out to me is that animals are so different from us, that any research done on them has results that really are good only for the species of animals that the tests were done on.

Taking results from non-human animal testing and applying it to humans has really hindered effective treatment of illnesses for humans, and wasted a lot of money that could have been better spent on prevention and clinical and in vitro studies.

I bought the book, would like to re-read it again to really absorb the info better.