Is this the experiment that started the COVID-19 pandemic? While the pandemic was likely triggered by a lab leak, the exact experiment that caused it has eluded scientists. But has the mystery now been solved?
There's no raccoon dog smoking gun for Covid's origins, says Matt Ridley in the Telegraph. Even China's not buying this wild animal tale.
Once the WHO gets its pandemic treaty, putting it in charge during self-declared 'emergencies', how long do you think until it declares the next 'pandemic', asks Dr. Angus Dalgleish.
The question of early spread of COVID-19 continues to fascinate, not least because of what it implies for the futility of interventions. So, when exactly did the virus first appear in Italy?
Professor Angus Dalgleish, a co-author of a scientific paper on the origins of COVID-19, emphasises the imperative for the Covid Inquiry to diligently pursue the truth regarding the virus's origin.
A leaked exchange of private messages between prominent scientists has uncovered a sinister Covid origin cover-up.
Three years in, “we are no closer to finding the origins of Covid.” Dr. Alice C. Hughes argues it’s time to stop obsessing over ‘animal zero’ and focus on understanding how viruses spill over into human populations.
A Harvard report from June 2020 aimed to show how US intelligence had spotted the virus spreading in China in November 2019 even before China did, but accidentally proved there was no signal for an outbreak at that time.
A whistleblowing scientist, a former Vice President of EcoHealth Alliance, says gain-of-function research was key to creating SARS-CoV-2
Boston University unexpectedly found itself at the centre of controversy this week when its researchers published a paper on their creation of a Covid mutant that kills 80% of mice. How worried should we be?
