Wuhan's only foreign scientist tells her story on China’s lab at the heart of the coronavirus mystery

Danielle Anderson is the last and only foreign scientist who worked at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, which is at the heart of the pandemic storm

Danielle Anderson, the last and only foreign scientist who worked at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, at the heart of the pandemic storm, has allegedly downplayed theories that suggest the coronavirus leaked from there, killing nearly 4 million people worldwide. In an interview to Bloomberg, Anderson, 42, said that no one she knew at Wuhan was ill towards the end of 2019. “If people were sick, I assume that I would have been sick-and I wasn’t,” she said. “I was tested for coronavirus in Singapore before I was vaccinated, and had never had it,” the expert in bat-borne viruses was quoted as saying in the Bloomberg report. Anderson was stationed in the BSL-4 lab that reportedly manages the planet’s most dangerous pathogens.