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Secretive about what happens at the wuhan laboratory. >> all right. we do it defensively to protect our own soldiers, they wont say. so, that idea, right, that this is a bio weapon, as reverberated around right-wing circles over since. just yesterday, marjorie taylor greene called the virus, quote, a man-made bioweapon from china in a tweet. not catched in the way, just saying. now, now u.s. intelligence agency gives credence to that idea. the bioweapon idea. but, as i said before, the fbi behin...

Invasion." can you give us from your perspective how significant it is that the department of energy has updated this assessment? >> well, i take the d.e.a. -- the doe assessment seriously. why? this group has 17 laboratories. one of their laboratories is really known for having extraordinary molecular virologists who look at viral mutation over time. they were critical in identifying the origin and site of hiv. so they are really evolutionary molecular virologists. we have three years of data t...

The new COVID-19 omicron subvariant, XBB.1.5, is sweeping the nation. It now makes up the majority of cases in the U.S.

The new COVID-19 omicron subvariant, XBB.1.5, is sweeping the nation. It now makes up the majority of cases in the U.S.

>> anthony: oxford, mississippi is a lovely, incongruously eccentric little island. a mutation. a college town. a magnet for writers, thinkers, and oddballs. drawn perhaps by its rich literary tradition as the home of one of our greatest authors, william faulkner. faulkner was a mississippi native, a former postman, an outdoorsman, and eventual winner of the nobel prize in literature and two pulitzer prizes for fiction. he never graduated high school. this was his house, roanoke. faulkner wrote ...

Announcing a new article publication for Zoonoses journal. As infections caused by nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) are rapidly increasing globally, a need exists for developing novel antibiotics and discovering the mechanism of resistance

Now, but it is something that pfizer is secretly considering. not telling the public. in another undercover video also shot my project veritas walker suggest that research to mutate viruses is ongoing. they just dont dare call it game of function. why? >> when is pfizer going to implement the mutation of all these viruses? >> i dont know. it sounds like gain of function. >> i dont know. its a little bit different. its definitely not gain of function. it sounds like it is. directive evolution is ...

Happening right now. bunow, bt it is something that pfizer is secretly considering that telling the public. but in another undercover videoo also shot by project veritasve, walker suggests that researcheao to mutate viruses is ongoing. they just dont dare call itl it gain of function. watcfunction.h. when is pfizer goinghen to implement the mutation of all these viruses? i dont know if were going the experiments work out because we lose like some time. right. it sounds like a gaiit sn function t...

>> watch tell me more like whats developing with the whole virus mutation process. well, theyre still conducting >> the experiments on it. y ari see. like, theyre kind of ready to go slow, very cautious. something else that was sitting on a solid two months. yeah.[indiscernible but id also describe it as an exploratory thing because you obviously dont advertise your future mutation. yeah. theyre still kind ofe stil conducting experimentsl conduc you just dont want to advertise that. fiure figuri...

A while for treating cancer. and a few weeks ago, in a collaboration with merck, moderna announced positive results of a phase ii trial from its personalised mrna cancer vaccine. ive been talking to the ceo of moderna, stephane bancel, and asked him what he thinks the cancer treatment of the future will be. i think as we move away from chemotherapy and into immunotherapy and personalised treatment, i think we will start to see less side effects of what we saw with chemo, which was very drastic, ...