Columbia economics professor Jeffrey Sachs is now saying he is “99% sure” that the Uni...

Columbia economics professor Jeffrey Sachs is now saying he is "99% sure" that the University of North Carolina (UNC) conducted extensive gain of function research beginning in 2015 and that t…

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