- New report lays bare details of EcoHealth Alliance's risky gain-of-function work
- In 2014, NIH approved $3.7 million grant to EcoHealth on bat coronaviruses
- Funding supported 'crazy' experiments at Wuhan lab, one virologist says
- Another 2018 grant proposal was rejected for 'horrific lack of common sense'
- EcoHealth wanted to modify coronaviruses with features similar to COVID
- Though the proposal was rejected, it could have provided a 'road map' for China
- EcoHealth founder Daszak has long insisted that lab-leak scenario is impossible
- Scientists have still not found conclusive evidence of where the virus emerged
By KEITH GRIFFITH and NATASHA ANDERSON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
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