US EditionCovid-19 could have its origin in a laboratory, French Academy of Medicine supports theory
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Since the outbreak of the pandemic, the origin of SARS-CoV-2 has remained under discussion, and it is a minefield where political, disinformation and collective passions intersect. Recently, a new chapter opened with the publication of a report by the Académie nationale de médecine française, which takes a clear position in favour of the hypothesis of a laboratory accident in Wuhan, presenting it as the most likely explanation, citing in particu…
The French Academy of Medicine leans towards the theory that the Covid-19 virus was born in a laboratory, according to a new report published on Wednesday in which the theory of natural origin does not appear so convincing.The hypothesis of a natural transmission is based especially on the detection in the Wuhan market of genetic samples that suggest that certain animals, raccoon dogs – small carnivorous also known by their Japanese name tanuki …
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