Fort Detrick’s Shutdown Sparks Global Questions on Bio-Labs, COVID Origins
Fort Detrick’s secretive bio-lab faces global scrutiny as China’s MOFA and netizens demand answers on COVID origins and lab safety breaches.
2021
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A 2019 respiratory outbreak near Fort Detrick raises questions about lab safety and COVID-19 origins, with residents and experts seeking transparency.
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Colombian Scientists Boost COVID-19 Testing Efficiency in Remote Regions
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Brazil Poverty Rises as Pandemic Aid Ends, Economy Struggles
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