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Around 35 million years ago in our evolution, we diverged from the group of non-human primates we call marmosets.

Take a look at how often marmosets used in research, why they’re used, and which parts of the NIH have most readily ignored federal law to reduce animal tests.

After years experimenting on primates in a laboratory, Dr. John Gluck witnessed something that changed his perspective forever.

Before your lip balm made it to the bottom of your bag, there’s a chance its ingredients were tested on animals.

Cosmos Magazine recently published a searing indictment of mouse tests as a predictor of what will happen with drugs on humans.

“The public wants more cures, but fewer animals. They can’t have it both ways." This is false!

We crunched the numbers to discover that the use of primates for medical experiments has reached an all time-high. Science Magazine featured this problem.

Over 70,000 non-human primates are right now subjected to experimentation. 65% of these primates are Rhesus Macaques.

The number of primates suffering in testing is now at a record high. But so is the percentage of Americans opposing animal research.