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WHO and international investigation

World Health Organization involvement and international origin probes.

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Principal voices

PersonDocuments
Anthony S. Fauci 225
Francis S. Collins 32
Robert F. Garry 31
Edward C. Holmes 12
Trevor Mundel 9
H. Clifford Lane 7
Kristian G. Andersen 7
Lawrence A. Tabak 7
Bill Gates 5
Andrew Rambaut 4
Christine Sizemore 2
Dan Diamond 2
Gretchen Weaver 2
Lydia Kline 2
Patricia Conrad 2
Robert Eiss 2
Alexandra Alter April 1
Avery Comarow 1
Charlotte Halle 1
Chris Whitty 1

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High-confidence terms:

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

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Statement timeline

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2001-04-11 Anthony S. Fauci asserts · diary entry
A small Executive Secretariat housed at the Bank and jointly staffed by the Bank, UNAIDS and the World Health Organization would undertake the day-to-day management of the trust fund, including soliciting grant proposals.

Diary Prequel Package, p.4 · original PDF · in context

2021-01-27 Robert F. Garry asserts · chat message
Behold: https://www.nbcnews.com/now/video/questions-rise-after-chinese-database-with-covid-research-removed-f or-security-reasons-100059205726 Like the B.1.351 serology, the WHO mission playing out worse than I thought it would.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.459 · original PDF · in context

2021-03-06 Robert F. Garry asserts · chat message
A joint inquiry by the World Health Organization and China has run into trouble, as a group of 26 scientists pointed out this week in an open letter to the WHO.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.572 · original PDF · in context

2021-05-12 Kristian G. Andersen asserts · chat message
Making demands for investigations and data that are clearly outside the mandate, power, or resources of the WHO - instead of supporting work already in progress - will necessarily make it even harder to support future joint missions to perform thecritically important task of uncovering what led to the emergence of SARS-CoV-2.

Slack / Private Message Drop, p.785 · original PDF · in context