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Most Chimpanzees to be Retired from NIH Medical Research
Chimpanzees who've spent their existence in research labs will soon reach a new chapter in life when more than 300 chimps from medical research facilities around the country will be retired over the next few years, the National Institutes of Health said Wednesday.
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