Experiment also shows signs of destroying AIDS virus in hiding places NEW YORK — Doctors may one day be able to control a patient's HIV infection in a new way: injecting swarms of germ-fighting ...

As the video progresses, the monkey’s actions become even more compelling. Noticing something behind it, the monkey turns back and starts running, showcasing its agility and adaptability.

Green and vervet monkeys live on either side of Africa and their evolutionary paths diverged 3.5 million years ago, and yet the two species share a hard-wired vocabulary when faced with danger ...

PETA is seeking footage of an experiment that includes lab workers staring aggressively at young monkeys to measure their fear and anxiety. June 28, 2025 contribute now ...

The 18 animals had been infected with SHIV, a monkey version of HIV. In 13 animals, blood levels of SHIV became undetectable by standard tests within a week of the treatment.