Internal emails from the US National Institutes of Health reveal years of strategic planning for future pandemics. These efforts involved governments, foundations, international groups, and drug companies. Dr Francis Collins played a central role in coordinating these activities starting from at least 2016.
A collection of internal emails from the National Institutes of Health has come to light. They show detailed plans made over several years for handling future pandemics. The documents date back to 2016 and include input from many key players around the world.
Dr Francis Collins led the NIH during this time. He served as its director from 2009 until 2021. In this position, he managed how funds and resources were shared among partners in these planning sessions.
The emails highlight close ties between public health agencies and private companies. They point to a coordinated approach that brought together officials from different sectors. This planning aimed to prepare for health crises on a global scale.
Original Author: Maryanne Demasi | Source: Brownstone Institute
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