Despite increased vaccination efforts, the country is currently in the midst of another COVID boom. During an interview with Now this, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the president’s chief medical adviser and director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, issued a warning to Americans. Read on for 7 important takeaways from Dr. Fauci – and do not miss this urgent news to ensure your health and the health of others: Here’s how to catch COVID even if you’ve been vaccinated.
Dr Fauci revealed that ‘one of the real frustrations’ is that the virus continues to grow despite vaccinations. “It’s really a race between vaccinating as many people as we can,” he revealed. “And the virus, which, if allowed to spread, will continue to spread if you give it the opportunity to spread.”
Although Fauci understands why people have “COVID-19 fatigue”, he is concerned that the pandemic is getting worse prematurely than it should be. “You see that certain states and cities have the guidelines and mandates that say, ‘let’s open the bars, open the restaurants, let’s walk around without masks’, and this is not the time to declare victory prematurely, he said.
Dr Fauci points out that we are close to the finish line – if everyone does their part. “Everyone wants to get back to normal. Everyone wants to get back to normal life. But if we can just go on a little longer until we get more and more people being vaccinated, we are on average between three and four million people who have been vaccinated every day. That’s why we’re approaching three to four million people every day to get the majority of the population vaccinated. If we do, you’re going to see the level of infection go down. “He added that” it’s like a tension between people. who wants to get out there and be normal and not have to wait for the vaccine to be the ally to keep things under control.This is an understandable urge but it is not advised to just lie down note the wind we have to hang in there a little longer. ‘
When asked about the situation in Michigan – the cases increase after a long time – and whether he agrees with the proposal of dr. Rochelle Walensky that the state should think about the reopening, and dr. Fauci maintains that he agrees to some extent. “I think Michigan is doing as well as they can. It should be a combination of turning off a little more at the same time, as you make sure you get the vaccines given to people quickly and you do not have vaccines hanging around. “In other words, if there are vaccines that do not go into people’s arms, you need to get them into people’s arms as quickly as possible at the same time.”
Dr Fauci also emphasized that ‘closing’ is not as drastic as last year and that it is much more temporary. “When people hear the word close, it’s the year or the agreement we think of, where the economy got into trouble, where people were not allowed to do the things they wanted to do,” he said. “We are not talking about it now because we now have something we did not have this past spring and last summer. We have an extremely effective vaccine that protects more and more people every day that passes. It is a great difference between now and last spring. ‘
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According to dr. Fauci, “we need to be prepared for the next pandemic outbreak.” He explains that, although he can not predict when this will happen, ‘I will guarantee you that we will have a brand new infectious disease again, which will probably jump from an animal reservoir to a human. This happened several times, usually with no major consequence. But people keep asking me, ‘What is your worst nightmare before COVID-19, dr. Fauci? ‘ ‘He revealed that COVID-19 is basically that, a virus that is’ highly adaptable and transmissible from human to human, ‘and’ has the ability to cause a high degree of disease and mortality. “
So follow Fauci’s principles and help end this pandemic, no matter where you live – wear a face mask who fit snugly and are doubly low, do not travel, social distance, avoid large crowds, do not go indoors with people you do not shelter with (especially in pubs), practice good hand hygiene, be vaccinated if available to you, and to protect the lives of yourself and others, do not visit any of these things 35 places where you catch the most COVID to catch.