•  Georgia Court of Appeals Decision Stands, Safer Human Medicine Stays the Course 

    [Bainbridge, GA] – Safer Human Medicine (SHM) is pleased with the Georgia Supreme Court’s decision not to hear a challenge to an earlier ruling handed down by the Georgia Court of Appeals permitting its Bainbridge project to move forward…

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  •  Safer Human Medicine Acquires Holding Facility in Labelle, Florida

    Safer Human Medicine (SHM) is proud to announce it has closed on a transaction to acquire an existing quarantine facility in Labelle, Florida. This investment gives SHM a unique opportunity to accelerate its holding and quarantine operations for non-human primates…

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  • Georgia Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Safer Human Medicine

    Statement issued from Safer Human Medicine:
“Safer Human Medicine is pleased with the Georgia Court of Appeals’ decision. As expected, the Court based its decision on well-established…

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  • Safer Human Medicine discusses economic impact survey

    There hasn’t been much news regarding the proposed Bainbridge primate facility, with the project still involved in multiple court cases. This hasn’t deterred Safer Human Medicine, which…

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  • FULL INTERVIEW: COMPANY OVER BAINBRIDGE MONKEY FACILITY VOWS TO BUILD

    In an exclusive interview with WALB, Safer Human Medicine (SHM), the company over the controversial Bainbridge monkey facility, vows that they will build the facility.

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  • Bainbridge site offers opportunity to advance medical research

    There has been much discussion in recent weeks about plans by Safer Human Medicine to build a facility in southern Georgia aimed at addressing the critical shortage of nonhuman primates, animals which are crucial to medical research in the United States.

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  • Proposed megafacility to breed monkeys in U.S. dismays activists and neighbors but excites scientists

    Bainbridge, a rural town in southwestern Georgia with a population of 14,000, could soon become home to 30,000 additional residents: cynomolgus macaques.

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