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University suspends trips to China amid RCMP probe into lab researchers
The University of Manitoba is recommending faculty avoid unnecessary travel to China in light of an RCMP investigation involving two microbiology researchers.
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Canadian Ebola drug inventors worked with Chinese firm but it was about saving lives, top biologist says
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