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Truck carrying monkeys with hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID crashes in Mississippi; 1 still missing

Tulane University has been notified and will send a team tomorrow to collect the remaining monkeys that are still in cages.

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Monkeys escape after truck carrying them crashes; infected with COVID, herpes, hepatitis

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Lab monkeys thought to be carrying hepatitis C, herpes, COVID escape in highway crash

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Disease-carrying monkeys on the loose in Mississippi after traffic accident

Monkeys are on the loose in Mississippi after a vehicle accident and officials are warning people to stay away from them, according to social media posts by the Jasper County Sheriff's Department.

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Truck hauling ‘aggressive’ monkeys thought to carry hepatitis C, herpes and Covid overturns in Mississippi with at least one on the loose

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'Aggressive' monkeys leaving Tulane escape in Mississippi crash, killed by authorities

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University Denies Monkeys That Escaped in Truck Crash Were Infected With Horrific Diseases

According to the sheriff’s office, the monkeys weighed around 40 pounds each and were “aggressive to humans and they require [personal protective equipment] to handle.”

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'Aggressive' research monkey on the loose after truck crash in Mississippi

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‘Aggressive’ virus-carrying research monkeys escape in truck crash, MS cops say

‘Aggressive’ herpes-infected monkey on the loose after truck flips on highway hauling primates carrying hep C & Covid

A HERPES-ridden monkey is on the run – after a truck carrying “aggressive” primates infected with hepatitis C and Covid-19 flipped over. Authorities are hunting the loose Rehsus

Everyday Health

Important Ways to Avoid Hepatitis C Reinfection

Direct-acting antiviral medication can cure hepatitis C, but it can’t prevent you from catching the virus again. Here’s how to avoid contracting it in the future. In the 1990s and early 2000s, the only treatment for hepatitis C (HCV) was interferon ...

STAT

We have a cure for hepatitis C — so why aren’t more people getting treatment?

In 2005, Nick Voyles was diagnosed with hepatitis C after being released from five years of incarceration. A nurse told him he had only six months to live. He was prescribed a drug cocktail, a combination of interferon and ribavirin, that proved ...