. . . the world has seen us as the soldier to the world. Might we not do better both in terms of our benevolence and our diplomacy by being more of a doctor to the world?
Francis Collins: “. . . the world has seen us as the soldier to the world. Might we not do better both in terms of our benevolence and our…”
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Collins emphasizes the U.S. role in global health as a provider of medical assistance.
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Freedom has responsibilities, not just rights. And if this is what we have to do to get to the point where this virus is sent packing, well, that`s up to all of us to get there.
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I`m a scientist, I`m a doctor, I`m not a politician, but somehow this is all gotten tangled up, and people have lost their grip on evidence of what ought to be used to make a decision like this.
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