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Letters: Tulane should be more transparent on escaped monkeys
The overturned truck released 21 research monkeys, sparking ethical and safety concerns amid Tulane's unclear ownership and recovery response, according to search teams and officials.
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Despite the ethical questions raised about Tulane’s animal testing following the escape of 21 of their research monkeys last October, there has been surprisingly little sustained public discussion, giving the impression that it was quietly brushed under the rug.
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