Scientists Challenge COVID-19 Origin Theories in Heated Senate Debate
Experts argue over lab-leak versus natural spillover origins, pushing for retractions of early pandemic research papers.
- Rutgers molecular biologist Dr. Richard Ebright claims zero evidence supports natural origin of COVID-19.
- Senate hearing highlights conflicting views on the virus's origins, with some scientists alleging scientific misconduct.
- Dr. Stephen Quay and Dr. Robert Garry present opposing evidence on lab-leak and natural spillover theories.
- Calls for retractions of early pandemic papers published in major journals due to alleged scientific fraud.
- Senators emphasize the need for transparency and accountability in understanding COVID-19's origins.