The Origin of the Virus: The hidden truths behind the microbe that killed millions of people

by Paolo Barnard

The Origin of the Virus is the first book to concentrate on the two most pressing issues the community of nations has had to contend with since the end of the two World where did the gravest global health crisis in one hundred years came from? And why did China withhold information that could have spared the lives of untold numbers the world over? In the book an award winning journalist teams up with two scientists of unquestioned international repute to examine the evidence. This book is a shocking account of the extreme experiments, of the cover-ups and of the collusions that led to the outbreak of the worst pandemic since the 1918 Spanish influenza and broadens the censure to include the American and British scientists who thwarted a proper investigation of the origin of COVID-19. The Origin of the Virus was written by award winning Italian journalist (Paolo Barnard) and two eminent scientist/ from the USA, Dr. Steve Quay, and from the United Kingdom, Professor Angus Dalgleish. Despite its impeccable scientific grounding the book is both a readable and gripping account that for the first time allows the public to partake in what lies at the heart of the most deadly virus in modern times.

Genres: Science

132 pages, Paperback

Published September 30, 2021

Reviews

[Robert J Gyurik · Rating 5 out of 5]

Most excellent investigative work

As a research scientist (RJ Gyurik) of several decades in infectious diseases with success in the invention of the leading worldwide human anti-parasitic drug, albendazole, I concur with authors that the likelihood of the lab-leak of SARS-COV-2 which had been optimized for human transmission and high virulence in WI laboratory within China is of very high probability. bgyurik@comcast.net

[Jacq · Rating 5 out of 5]

Inchiesta di grandissimo interesse e assolutamente terrorizzante. Così si fa giornalismo d'inchiesta... con spiegazioni scientifiche chiare, evidente competenza nella trattazione degli argomenti, fonti sempre indicate. Un ottimo libro a cui dovrebbe essere data molta più visibilità.