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Covid-19 translation news on February 21 |
The evidence
This type of research is also being carried out in international laboratories, and sometimes serves the need to assist governments to better prepare themselves in the event of a pandemic.
In the report, Dr. Wiesendanger also expressed concern about the ability of the Covid-19 virus to cause SARS-CoV-2 to surprisingly well mate with cellular receptors while simultaneously penetrating effectively. human cells.
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China did not provide enough data for the WHO Covid-19 epidemic origin investigation team |
Debate about credibility
Despite the above arguments, it should be noted that Dr. Wiesendanger’s area of expertise is not virology, but rather nanoscience, the field of atomic analysis and subatomic particles to produce new material types, applied in biology, chemistry, materials science and physics.
The above report by Dr. Duc also received widespread criticism in the scientific community, including WHO experts. “Therefore, this is not a hypothesis that we will use to support future research (on the Covid-19 epidemic)”, according to WHO team leader Dr Peter Ben Embarek.
The United States continues to ask China to share information about the Covid-19 period.
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