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No direct evidence COVID-19 started in Wuhan lab – US intelligence report

No direct evidence COVID-19 started in Wuhan lab – US intelligence report

  • The origins of the coronavirus pandemic have been a matter of furious debate in the United States almost since the first human cases were reported in Wuhan in late 2019
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New COVID origins data point to raccoon dogs in China market

New COVID origins data point to raccoon dogs in China market

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Residents line up to be tested for COVID-19 in Wuhan, central China's Hubei province on Aug. 3, 2021. (AP)

New studies bolster theory coronavirus emerged from the wild

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WHO unveils new team to investigate pandemic

WHO unveils new team to investigate pandemic

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COVID-19 returns to China’s Wuhan as global Delta variant woes mount

COVID-19 returns to China’s Wuhan as global Delta variant woes mount

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2 tornadoes kill at least and injure over 200 in China

2 tornadoes kill at least and injure over 200 in China

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Chinese whistleblower doctor honored on death anniversary

Chinese whistleblower doctor honored on death anniversary

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WHO team meets with Chinese, plans to visit key Wuhan sites

WHO team meets with Chinese, plans to visit key Wuhan sites

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A year after Wuhan lockdown, China reports small rise in COVID-19 cases

A year after Wuhan lockdown, China reports small rise in COVID-19 cases

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Wuhan virus cases may be 10 times higher than reported: China health study

Wuhan virus cases may be 10 times higher than reported: China health study

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Chinese citizen journalist jailed for four years for Wuhan virus reporting

Chinese citizen journalist jailed for four years for Wuhan virus reporting

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Wuhan film captures horror and humanity at coronavirus ground zero

Wuhan film captures horror and humanity at coronavirus ground zero

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Wuhan Open ‘hugely symbolic’ for coronavirus-scarred city

Wuhan Open ‘hugely symbolic’ for coronavirus-scarred city

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