Report on Congress: Lax research regulations endanger public safety
Former senior director for Global Health Security and Biodefense at the National Security Council, R. Adm. Tim Ziemer, Dr. Henry Schaffer, emeritus professor of genetics and biomath at North Carolina State University, and Dr. Richard H. Ebright, Board of Governors Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Rutgers University , weigh in on international biosecurity Feb. and April 2021. Images provided. America may fund the next deadly pandemic because most virus research across the globe is federally funded, and incompletely regulated. It is no longer a conspiracy theory that the 2019 pandemic may have begun from a lab and a new NCBI autopsy report shows the RNA vaccines invade the entire body and questions the effectiveness of vaccinating. Scientific research on life-threatening organisms that can spread to humans is conducted daily and the system to report accidents, thefts, loss and misuse is voluntary. The system is called biosecurity and biodefense and Congress has n