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That there isn't yet enough evidence to rule it out. they've wondered the same, particularly given, john, when you think that this the idea of a lab leak doesn't simply point the finger of blame at china, because this was, after all, international, collaborative science that was going on in wuhan. it involved scientists from the uk, from the united states. these were large—scale projects involving some us funding and it was being done, as i say, with the best of intentions. the only thing i think we can say with any certainty is that an objective look at china's actions from day one, really,...

As part of Ohio State’s expansion of high-impact research, the university will be recruiting additional faculty members focused on addressing how race and equity issues intersect with criminal justice, STEM education, economic opportunity and engagem

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American Heart Association Scientific research teams in California and Texas have been awarded nearly $1.4 million in grants to study ways to improve pediatric heart transplant outcomes. These first two research awards mark the initial investment of the joint $3 million funding initiative between American Heart Association, the world’s leading voluntary health organization devoted to fighting cardiovascular disease, and Enduring Hearts, a non-profit organization dedicated to funding innovative research aimed at improving the lives of children living with transplanted hearts. The announcemen...

Download 8.90 MB In February 2001, humanity got its first look at the human genome following the publication of the Human Genome Project, one of the largest scientific projects ever undertaken. The Human Genome Project fundamentally changed genomics, medical research and collaboration in science, it also opened up the field of epigenetics and the possibility of personalised medicine. What have been the biggest project's contributions to human health, and where are the future avenues of research? GUEST: Professor John Shine, former Executive Director of the Garvan Institute of Medical Resea...