Where did COVID-19 virus come from: Top biologist, US Congress revive COVID-19 Wuhan lab leak theory
Published June 17, 2024
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#CutTheClutter #covid19 #WuhanLabLeakTheory Molecular biologist Alina Chan's NYT opinion piece supporting the COVID19 lab origin theory as Anthony Fauci's US congressional hearing in the case comes to an end has once again raised questions about China's Wuhan Lab. In Episode 1470 of Cut The Clutter, Editor-in-Chief She…
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