NIH Tell Photos of Bragles Eaten by Sandflies Are Not Connected to Dr. Fauci
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According to The Daily Mail, the National Institutes of Health has stated that photographs of beagles supposedly devoured alive by sandflies are unrelated to Dr. Anthony Fauci or the organisation.
The photos have gone popular on social media, and the organisation has issued a statement in response.
Allegations Against Fauci
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and also Dr. Anthony Fauci, have been accused of supporting beagle experiments.
NIH wasted $1.68 million in taxpayer money on alleged drug testing on beagle puppies. According to datasets collected by citizen watchdog White Coat Waste Project and reported by the New York Post.
Between October 2018 and February 2019, the records were obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Moreover, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases is led by Dr. Anthony Fauci. He is also the director. Since 1984, Fauci has led NIAID, which is a division of the National Institutes of Health.
Photos Of Beagles Are Not Connected To Fauci Said By NIH
Images of beagles reportedly devoured alive by sandflies, according to the NIH, are unrelated to Dr. Fauci or the institution.
“The images of beagles were obtained from a study released in July 2021 in the journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases.” A representative informed The Daily Mail, noting that the images were not from their trials.
However, a spokesman from the National Institutes of Health acknowledged to The Daily Mail. That they did undertake studies that involved removing puppies’ vocal cords.
“Vocal cordectomies, conducted humanely under anesthesia, may be used in research facilities where numerous dogs are present,” the spokesperson added.
“This is to reduce noise, which is not only stressful to the animals. But can also reach decibel levels that exceed OSHA allowable limits for people and can lead to hearing loss.”
The contagious sand flies were strapped to beagles at the NIAID lab in Bethesda, Maryland
According to the White Coat Waste Project, the dogs developed contagious legions before being slaughtered and dissected.
Fauci Received Letter From Nancy Mace
Representative Nancy Mace of the United States of America, along with 23 other members of Congress, wrote a letter to Fauci expressing their worries about the claimed experiments.
The letter highlighted reservations about the “cordectomy” surgery and demanded further information about the ostensibly conducted studies.
By November 19th Mace has included a list of questions at the conclusion of the letter. That she has requested be answered.
