Golden Hookah: Feds Spent $3.6 Million to Study Drug-Smoking, Menstruating Monkeys
This week's Golden Hookah Award for wasteful government spending goes to the National Institute on Drug Abuse for studying drugged monkeys.
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This week's Golden Hookah Award winner for wasteful government spending is The National Institute on Drug Abuse for spending $398,873 on a study that teaches monkeys how to smoke and drink hard drugs like heroin, meth, PCP, and cocaine - then studies how the monkeys' drug consumption varies during different phases of their menstrual cycles.



