House Republicans are probing NIH-funded research in China for potential national security concerns and ethical violations involving the Uyghurs.
requesting a detailed report regarding NIH funding of research projects that either utilize ill-gotten data from Chinese minority populations or partner closely with the Chinese military.
For several years, the CCP has been strengthening ties between civilian and security institutions, a process called “military-civilian fusion.” Both WuXi and BGI have been implicated in sharing sensitive data with the Chinese government, which Republicans identify as a potentially severe security risk, especially on projects involving large stores of human DNA.
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