I read that the mice to human timeline translated to 15 months, for all to die. I didn't see a chart of 'soonest to last' over a range. The article (study summary) also spoke of the macaques - 96% died, the remaining 2 (sample of 50) were sacrificed, and the scientists found the mad cow prions and 'swiss cheese' appearance in their brains. I saved it, will try to attach. Dr Fleming video presentation - Part 2 is the section with the review of study Separately: Here are the attachments to presentation

I read that the mice to human timeline translated to 15 months, for all to die. I didn't see a chart of 'soonest to last' over a range. The article (study summary) also spoke of the macaques - 96% died, the remaining 2 (sample of 50) were sacrificed, and the scientists found the mad cow prions and 'swiss cheese' appearance in their brains. I saved it, will try to attach. Dr Fleming video presentation - Part 2 is the section with the review of study Here are the attachments to presentation

I read that the mice to human timeline translated to 15 months, for all to die. I didn't see a chart of 'soonest to last' over a range. The article (study summary) also spoke of the macaques - 96% died, the remaining 2 (sample of 50) were sacrificed, and the scientists found the mad cow prions and 'swiss cheese' appearance in their brains. I saved it, will try to attach.