Internal emails from the US National Institutes of Health reveal strategic plans for future pandemics. The documents involve governments, foundations, and drug companies, with former director Francis Collins playing a key role since 2016.
A set of internal emails from the National Institutes of Health has come to light. These messages date back to at least 2016 and detail plans for handling future pandemics. They show close cooperation between government agencies, private foundations, global health groups, and pharmaceutical firms.
Dr Francis Collins led the NIH from 2009 to 2021. He played a central part in these efforts by directing how funds were shared among various partners. The emails outline steps to prepare for health crises on a worldwide scale.
The release of these documents raises questions about transparency in public health decisions. They highlight how top officials worked behind the scenes with outside groups to shape responses to potential outbreaks. This could affect how future health policies are viewed by the public.
Original Author: Maryanne Demasi | Source: Brownstone Institute
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