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"va "variants." professor, a pleasure. thank you, sir. why would the biden administration speed it up just to start another one? >> there is a lot of noise about the potential origin of this virus. the simple answer is we dont know. but i can give you a little bit of insight. this is the seventh, actually the eighth coronavirus that has entered the human population. four have been around for at least 60 years. and just in the last few years we had one that came in, sars, we know it came in from ...

Virus made the way to the human population so i think president biden is trying to take a step to bring clarity to that question. >> i wonder if the intelligence community is the best place for this investigation. can you have a meaningful investigation without full transparency and should they lead this and not scientific community members? >> if were going to get the answer as to the origins of this virus we really need to be in china and examining the different options. again, the role, poten...

Birmingham, england there was a lab accident resulting in a small p smaum pox death that resulted. you can count on one finger how often it happens. in another city there was an intentional manipulation by -- the laboratory worker to may this virus more likely to be able to replicate in people which has this evil scientific genius kind of lex lueth are marvel comics appeal. i think the chances of that are about zero. when we look closely we are finding out what we novrl do. which is its a bat vi...

Forensic analysis to make a determine nation. it is possible. but we need to have it on the ground at the sites where the investigation needs to take place. >> we are almost a year and a half out. maybe 14 months out since the first reported cases and the various shutdowns in this country. explain why is it so important to find the origins of the coronavirus? what would that do to the understanding of what happened and going forward? >> the covid-19 pandemic or the virus associated with that is ...

Or was it a laboratory working with the coronavirus with poor containment or poor practices with how they were handling the virus that a lab worker or workers got sick and thats how it entered the human population or as dr. redfield offered, and i think this was extraordinarily unlikely or that the lab manipulated the virus to make it more likely to make it contagious. i dont think thats it. the way to know is to go there, sequence these early viruses and see how things went from bats to humans ...

This, and they say this saa a complete lie. wolf? >> david culver reporting from shanghai in china. thank you very much. lets discuss this and more with dr. paul offit director of childrens hospital and hes a member of the fda vaccines advisory. thanks, as usual, for joining us. tell our viewers why it is so critically important for all of us to understand the origin of this deadly -- this deadly virus. >> right. theres still a lot we dont know and the more we know that will help us in the futur...

The Atlantic Coronavirus Reinfection Will Soon Become Our Reality The virus can take many paths to reinvading a person’s body. Most of them shouldn’t scare us. On its face, reinfection appears to be a straightforward term. It is literally “infection, again”—a recovered person’s second dalliance with the same microbe. Long written into the scientific literature of infectious disease, it is a familiar word, innocuous enough: a microbial echo, an immunological encore act. But thanks t...

The virus which causes Covid-19 is “extremely unlikely” to have entered the human population as a result of a laboratory-related incident, global health leaders have said. Sars-CoV-2 “may have originated from zoonotic transmission”, meaning it passed from animals to humans, a team of experts from China and the World Health Organisation (WHO) concluded. Experts said the early findings indicate that the virus was introduced to humans through an “intermediary host...

Date Time Malaria Threw Human Evolution Into Overdrive on This African Archipelago In the last 500 years, the people of Cabo Verde have evolved at a breakneck pace — thanks to a genetic variant, inherited from their African ancestors, that protects against the ravages of malaria. Credit: F. Mira DURHAM, N.C. — Malaria is an ancient scourge, but it’s still leaving its mark on the human genome. And now, researchers have uncovered recent traces o...