US Funding Enables Risky Wuhan Research

The White House page collects allegations that U.S. taxpayer grants (via EcoHealth Alliance and NIH mechanisms) funded or enabled work in Wuhan that involved risky gain‑of‑function elements and that oversight and recordkeeping were deficient. It also highlights internal obstruction claims (HHS, NIH staff) and an active DOJ inquiry into EcoHealth. — If true, U.S. grant and oversight practices created a transnational biosafety vulnerability that demands immediate reform of funding, transparency, and international inspection rules.