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STAT+: CDC plans to transfer monkeys to nonprofit’s sanctuary as it seeks to reduce animal testing
The CDC intends to transfer more than 160 macaques to Born Free USA, a nonprofit that runs a large primate sanctuary in Texas, as the agency seeks to phase out& 8230;
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The CDC intends to transfer more than 160 macaques to Born Free USA, a nonprofit that runs a large primate sanctuary in Texas, as the agency seeks to phase out& 8230;
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According to STAT’s report, STAT+: CDC plans to transfer monkeys to nonprofit’s sanctuary as it seeks to reduce animal testing, The CDC intends to transfer more than 160 macaques to Born Free USA, a nonprofit that runs a large primate sanctuary in Texas, as the agency seeks to phase out…
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