Avoiding lockdowns means doing things that people won't necessarily welcome, NIH director says

To avoid lockdowns, people in the United States will have to do things that they won't necessarily want to do, such as wearing masks at indoor gatherings even if they're vaccinated and having kids mask up in schools, the director of the National Institutes of Health said Monday. 'We want to avoid lockdowns at all costs, but that means we're going to have to do some other things that won't necessarily be welcomed by people,' Dr. Francis Collins said on ABC's 'Good Morning America' when asked how he saw the fall playing out.