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Coronavirus almost certainly came from an animal, not a lab leak, top scientists argue
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Maggie Fox, CNN
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(CNN) The coronavirus pandemic almost certainly originated from an animal, probably at a wildlife market in China, and not from a laboratory leak, a group of virus experts said Wednesday.
Theories about a lab leak are almost all based on coincidence, not hard evidence, the group of 20 top experts from the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere said.
They had been following discussions going all the way to the White House about the possibility of a laboratory origin of the virus, and worked together to analyze the evidence.
•‘I am not bothered because HIV is a different virus’, says NACA DG
•Vaccine effort has not yielded success due to antigenic changes, says NARD
•Without effective vaccine, it may be difficult to eradicate disease by 2030, says Agwale
•Lack of effective vaccine for HIV still represent public health danger, says Ojo
•HIV pandemic will not just go away by discovery of vaccine, says Idoko
Unlike COVID-19, which took less than two years for scientists to develop effective vaccines, there is yet no functional Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) jab, four decades after the first cases were documented.
Indeed, the month of June marks 40 years since the first cases of HIV/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) were documented, in 1981. Since that time, researchers and scientists have made huge strides in HIV treatment and today it is no longer a deadly disease, but rather a manageable condition.