NIH’s Shift from Fauci to Bhattacharya
1986–2020s
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NIH conducts numerous animal experiments, including on 2,133 beagles in septic shock studies.
2020–2021
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NIH comes under fire for funding controversial gain-of-function research and disturbing animal tests, including overseas puppy experiments.
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Evidence surfaces linking NIH to funding experiments in Tunisian labs involving sand flies and beagles.
2022
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Dr. Anthony Fauci retires from NIH amid growing criticism over COVID-19 origins and animal testing.
2023
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Ongoing investigations and whistleblower claims allege Fauci misled Congress on gain-of-function research and oversaw a toxic, authoritarian culture at NIH.
April 29, 2025
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NIH, under new Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, announces sweeping reforms:
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Ends all beagle experiments.
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Begins transition away from animal testing.
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Launches Office of Research Innovation, Validation, and Application.
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Prioritizes human-based research models (e.g., organoids, tissue chips).
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Early May 2025
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President Trump signs executive order banning federal funding for gain-of-function research.
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Animal advocacy groups (e.g., White Coat Waste Project, PETA, Humane World) publicly celebrate policy shift.
May 2025
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Former NIH insiders describe Fauci’s leadership as dictatorial in exposés, alleging manipulation of COVID-19 origin narratives and denial of risky research practices.
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