Animal testing

Wildlife expert now in third year of trying to catch Tampa’s wild monkey

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For three years now, Vernon Yates has been trying to catch a wild monkey that’s made the streets of Tampa, Fla., his home. Sure, Yates has captured and kept countless other mischievous or troubled animals in that time, but this silver macaque has somehow eluded him.

Big Advances in Testing Chemicals

Radical British Animal Rights Activists

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Testing Pesticides on Peopl

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Live Animals

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Too Many Pets

We’ve all heard stories about little old ladies who keep dozens of animals in their homes. But few studies have been done on the syndrome of animal hoarding. Now, a consortium of human and animal researchers is trying to pinpoint the causes, and perhaps a cure, for the behavior. Margaret Combs reports from Boston.

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Generation Next, Part 1, Xenotransplantation

In the first of a five part series we examine the ways in which medical technology is shaping the future of the human species. Producer Bob Carty has the story of one man who is breaking new ground by having brain cells from pigs inserted into his own brain to help him cope with Parkinson’s […]

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Technology Update

Cynthia Graber reports on a new synthetic skin that does not require the use of live rabbits to test for corrosive chemicals.