COVID-19 Records

China relations and data access

Cooperation with, or obstruction by, Chinese authorities and access to Chinese data.

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Principal voices

PersonDocuments
Anthony S. Fauci 34
Edward C. Holmes 27
Robert F. Garry 14
Andrew Rambaut 12
Kristian G. Andersen 7
Robert Eiss 4
Lawrence A. Tabak 3
Ralph S. Baric 2
Christina Salazar 1
Francis S. Collins 1
Kristian G. Andersen M 1

Matching terms

High-confidence terms:

chinese government china cdc beijing data sharing with china chinese authorities

Supporting terms (these are why broad topics over-fire):

china chinese sequences withheld database taken offline cooperation

Statement timeline

Own-voice statements only, in date order. Quoted and hedged material is excluded — see any person's page for the full strata.

2005-10-09 Anthony S. Fauci asserts · diary entry
He was in Beijing with Jim during the Tianman Square incident.

Diary Prequel Package, p.131 · original PDF · in context

2008-03-19 Anthony S. Fauci asserts · diary entry
At dinner we discussed frankly a wide variety of topics including: War in Iraq; his recent trip to Africa; his dealing with various Heads of State; the upcoming Summer Olympics in Beijing and why he really must attend despite the current misbehavior of China in brutally suppressing the Tibetan call for freedom.

Diary Prequel Package, p.171 · original PDF · in context

2020-05-11 Andrew Rambaut asserts · chat message
Need to feed the 'Eddie is a paid shrill of the Chinese Government' angle to Fox News for a presidential tweet.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.20 · original PDF · in context

2020-05-22 Robert F. Garry asserts · chat message
I'm the BBC Correspondent based in Beijing... and have, of course, been covering the outbreakof sars-covid-2 here in China since early this year.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.33 · original PDF · in context

2020-06-18 Andrew Rambaut asserts · chat message
Curiously all of the others in the Beijing group are from late March or early April.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.81 · original PDF · in context

2020-06-18 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
In basements all over the world people will be looking at Google Maps and drawing straight lines between the fish market and the China CDC head office in Beijing.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.82 · original PDF · in context

2020-09-01 Andrew Rambaut asserts · chat message
I don't believe there was enough SC2 around in Beijing for 6 out of their 273 patients even to have multiple exposures of radically different viruses, let alone actually become infected.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.152 · original PDF · in context

2020-10-01 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
Zhang has now been booted out of China CDC and is now full-time in Shanghai.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.201 · original PDF · in context

2020-10-01 Kristian G. Andersen asserts · chat message
> Zhang has now been booted out of China CDC and is now full-time in Shanghai.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.201 · original PDF · in context

2020-10-25 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
The paper got decent reviews at Nature Microbiology but the Chinese authorities are not letting them publish it because of the loss of face the first time around.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.230 · original PDF · in context

2020-10-30 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
Atworse it means that the China CDC must have known earlier which will throw the shit badly on them, particularly George.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.245 · original PDF · in context

2020-10-30 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
In addition, as you know, what I do is to analyze the genome sequences from BGI and China CDC.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.246 · original PDF · in context

2020-11-02 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
In addition, as you know, what I do is to analyze the genome sequences from BGI and China CDC.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.248 · original PDF · in context

2021-01-16 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
Makes sense and explains why the China CDC got so angry...and still are.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.409 · original PDF · in context

2021-01-16 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
But the China CDC should have released the data when they had it.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.409 · original PDF · in context

2021-01-19 Edward C. Holmes reports · chat message
It contains the following paragraphs: "On June 11,2020, a COVID-19 resurgence was reported in Beijing after 56 consecutive days without confirmed local cases inBeijing.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.426 · original PDF · in context

2021-01-29 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
Apparently the China CDC also have a virus that is 91% similar.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.464 · original PDF · in context

2021-03-29 Kristian G. Andersen asserts · chat message
Beijing is simply not interested in allowing us to find the answers to those very pertinentquestions._

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.651 · original PDF · in context

2021-05-03 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
So, if people, such as the China CDC, have been sampling bats in Yunnan and other Chinese provinces then they must be detecting coronaviruses.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.745 · original PDF · in context

2021-05-03 Edward C. Holmes asserts · chat message
The China CDC had no interest in this until after the pandemic started.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.745 · original PDF · in context