The Lab Leak Theory Is Back

They are whether the virus infected its first human in a Wuhan market, or in a Chinese government-controlled lab.

"I wouldn't want [him] to be doing that experiment," one eminent virologist said dismissively of another who had raised questions about the risks of the Wuhan scientists' work.

Professional relationships have been damaged and friendships lost. Some have simply had enough.

"Nothing personal, but I'm not prepared to take part in anything that gives air time to the lab leak conspiracy horseshit," one virologist said to me when I invited him to take part in our series.

It should be no surprise then that US intelligence agencies and government departments have also struggled to reach a consensus on Covid's origins.

The recent news that the US Department of Energy has changed its intelligence assessment to conclude - apparently with low confidence - that the virus came from a lab, brings the number of agencies supporting that view to two.
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