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from receiving federal funding for five years after they failed to report potentially dangerous gain-of-function research experiments to the government. was “necessary to protect the Federal Government’s business interests,” according to a letter sent to both parties by the government agency.
The select subcommittee on the pandemic recommended debarment last May after finding that EcoHealth Alliance “routinely ignored government oversight requests, failed to report dangerous gain-of-function experiments conducted at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and produced a required research report two years late.”
“Given that a lab-related incident involving gain-of-function research is the most likely origin of COVID-19, EcoHealth and its former President should never again receive a single cent from the U.S. taxpayer,” Comer declared.
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