NIH director asks public to ‘hit the reset button’ on vaccine skepticism

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The director of the National Institutes of Health is urging the public to set aside skepticism regarding the coronavirus vaccine.

Dr. Francis Collins said the rate at which a vaccine was developed for the novel coronavirus was “astounding” but emphasized that the significantly condensed timeline for the vaccine’s production should not fuel anti-vaccine conspiracies.

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