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Forty-three monkeys escaped from a compound used for medical research in coastal South Carolina but the nearby police chief said there is “almost no danger” to the public. “They are not ...
Employees at a South Carolina compound that ... Alpha Genesis, federal health officials, and police all said the monkeys pose no risk to public health. Scientists believe that Rhesus macaques ...
Twenty-five of the 43 monkeys that escaped a compound in South Carolina have ... Alpha Genesis, federal health officials and police all said the monkeys pose no risk to public health.
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Latin Times on MSNSouth Carolina Lab Behind Escaped Monkey Drama Conducted Secret Animal Experiments Involving Deadly VirusA South Carolina research ... redacted from public records. Animal rights groups and former employees have raised concerns ...
Officials announced Sunday that 24 of the 43 Rhesus macaques that escaped from a South Carolina medical research ... the size of house cats, pose no public health risk, according to facility ...
The last of the 43 monkeys that escaped from a South Carolina research facility late ... had been humanely trapped and returned to the lab, leaving just a handful of the playful primates still ...
The incident may sound like dystopian sci-fi fodder, but the lab monkeys apparently pose no public health risk, facility management told police. Yet, the Yemassee, South Carolina Police Department ...
Just a short distance from South Carolina's Statehouse is a ZIP code with one of the highest levels of diabetic amputations in the country. “If you want a (public health) director who supports ...
South Carolina Public Health Chief's Confirmation Hearing Overshadowed by COVID Anger COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — As the first director of South Carolina's newly organized health agency, Dr. Edward ...
YEMASSEE, S.C. — Employees at a South Carolina compound ... Alpha Genesis, federal health officials and police all said the monkeys pose no risk to public health. The facility breeds the monkeys ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — As the first director of South Carolina’s newly organized health agency, Dr. Edward Simmer has a vision of reducing infant mortality, fighting childhood cancers and ...
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