Renowned geneticist Francis Collins retires from NIH, urging 'respect' for embattled workers
- Francis Collins, former director of the National Institutes of Health, announced his retirement, leaving the agency facing budget cuts and layoffs.
- Collins led the Human Genome Project, completing it ahead of schedule and under budget, and served as NIH director for 12 years under three presidents.
- He highlighted the turmoil at NIH due to current funding policies and recent firings of over 1,000 workers in his retirement statement.
- Collins expressed honor in his work at NIH, emphasizing its role in significant medical advancements, including cancer treatments and CRISPR gene editing.
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