Francis Collins

"We're in a world of hurt, and it’s a critical juncture to try to do everything we can to turn that around,” Dr. Francis Collins told Chris Wallace.
Francis Collins also slapped down a “flimsy” excuse some people are giving for not getting immunized.
Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, is trying to get a pro-vaccine message out that centers on selflessness.
Francis Collins, a devout Christian, said he’s worried about political polarization and a growing disregard for science during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A coronavirus vaccine by January is "a stretch goal if there ever was one," said NIH Director Francis Collins.