Vietnamese Researcher Allegedly Poisoned by Colleague at US University
A Vietnamese-born researcher at the University of Wyoming in the US is suffering severe health issues, allegedly due to poisoning by a colleague with acrylamide, a neurotoxin. The Chinese suspect researcher has been arrested attempting to flee the country.
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