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Academic Work
Bees/Neonics
Bill Gates
CDC
Chemicals of Concern
Coca-Cola
Corporate Influence at Universities
Covid-19 Origins
EPA
FDA
Ultra-Processed Foods
FOIA
Food-Related Diseases
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Marketing to Children
Monsanto/Bayer
Monsanto Roundup & Dicamba Trial Tracker
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Ralph Baric
Hearing exposes how politics slowed U.S. investigation into COVID origins
Emily Kopp
April 18, 2023
Fauci discussed gain-of-function work with Wuhan collaborator in pandemic’s earliest days, emails suggest
Emily Kopp
February 21, 2023
U.S. Right to Know confirms a third maximum containment lab in China
Emily Kopp
April 26, 2022
Zhengli Shi Edits to Widely-Cited EMI Commentary
Shannon Murray
September 28, 2021
How NIH-funded research in China could have led to the COVID-19 pandemic
Shannon Murray
September 17, 2021
Scientists who authored article denying lab engineering of SARS-CoV-2 privately acknowledged possible lab origin, emails show
Shannon Murray
August 11, 2021
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