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They should shutter it for the good of us all. [2021-05-21 05:57:14] [Robert Garry] I see why Nathan Wolfe fit in there so well. [2021-05-21 06:01:36] [Andrew Rambaut] [thread - ID: 2021-05-21 05:49:48] @Kristian Andersen Oxford has a few bad eggs... [2021-05-21 06:02:56] [Kristian Andersen] [thread - ID: 2021-05-21 05:49:48] @Kristian Andersen Yeah - although, that is some stiff competition from the US... At least we do 'bad' pretty well. [2021-05-21 06:05:32] [Kristian Andersen] Absence any data whatsoever, Relman's piece might be considered quite balanced. By now, it's uninformed and naive. [2021-05-21 06:13:17] [Andrew Rambaut] [thread - ID: 2021-05-21 05:49:48] @Kristian Andersen You do bad the best [2021-05-21 06:47:55] [Kristian Andersen] Eddie, I assume this is the journo you have been talking to? He's a little all over the place, but a story to look at the stuff we're currently missing is kinda important. I'm reluctant to take interviews at the moment, but should I talk to this guy based on your conversations? [shared file(s): China-based journalist with The Guardian reaching out] [2021-05-21 13:58:37] [Eddie Holmes] Yes, that's him. He's a good guy. I agree he's a bit all over the place, but he is in site trying to follow the animals. Perhaps the only person that is. [2021-05-21 15:08:58] [Robert Garry] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0042682219303022?via%3Dihub [2021-05-21 15:09:04] [Robert Garry] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27999425/ [2021-05-21 15:11:17] [Robert Garry] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27535067/ [2021-05-21 15:17:06] [Robert Garry] Easy enough to find the research links between WIV, the wildlife rescue and Yang Guoxiang. Looks solid. Avian flu and lions! @Kristian Andersen we might use that last reference in an upcoming application.