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The Reality of Primate Experimentation in the United States:
Lies, Greed, and Insanity
By Michael A. Budkie, A.H.T.

USDA Reporting of Primate Use in Laboratories

Since the USDA is responsible for regulating the use of all animals in laboratories they are often the primary source for information regarding the use of primates in laboratories. Laboratories are required by law to file facility reports with the USDA, which are then compiled to develop national statistics. Is this process done correctly? Does it give us an accurate picture of how many primates are in laboratories?

Additionally, these reports categorize experimentation that is performed by different facilities regarding the pain level associated with the experimentation? Is this information accurate and consistent?

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