Francis Collins: The Christian scientist looking for a Covid-19 vaccine
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Justin Brierley2020-06-29T00:00:00
Renowned geneticist Dr Francis Collins recently won the Templeton Prize for his work reconciling science and faith. Now he faces a new challenge – defeating Covid-19
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