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Anthony Fauci Clarifies: Vaccine Will Get to Public by Spring

Anthony Fauci Clarifies: Vaccine Will Get to Public by Spring Erin Banco © Provided by The Daily Beast Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Health and Infectious Diseases, said Monday that the American public would likely begin to receive the COVID-19 vaccine somewhat early in the spring but that it would take several months before an overwhelming majority of the population was immunized. “I think people are getting a little confused about when they can expect [the vaccine]. If you start vaccinating parts of the general public in April, by the time you get to the end of August … that’s when we should see an overwhelming majority,” Fauci said, in an interview with The Daily Beast. “That’s if you vaccinate very aggressively in May, June and July.”

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Fauci says most Americans will receive a COVID-19 vaccine by spring

Fauci says most Americans will receive a COVID-19 vaccine by spring Luke Kenton For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Dr. Anthony Fauci said Monday that the general American public will likely begin receiving the COVID-19 vaccine by early spring – contradicting projections made by President-elect Joe Biden s nominee for US Surgeon General that the shot wouldn’t be available until mid-summer or early fall. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Health and Infectious Diseases, conceded that it would however take several months before the vast majority of the country s population is immunized. ‘I think people are getting a little confused about when they can expect [the vaccine]. If you start vaccinating parts of the general public in April, by the time you get to the end of August … that’s when we should see an overwhelming majority,’ Fauci told the Daily Beast.

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Fauci, Azar to receive COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday

Along with Fauci and Azar, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins, as well as front-line NIH medical workers, will receive a dose of Moderna s coronavirus vaccine. The event will take place at the NIH in Bethesda, Md. Fauci, who recently turned 80, has said would take the vaccine publicly as a way to build confidence. The U.S. needs at least 70 percent of the population to get vaccinated in order to stop the virus from being a threat. ADVERTISEMENT I’m ready to go,” Fauci said on NBC’s Today on Friday. “I’m going to get vaccinated as soon as I can. I hope that’s going to be within the next few days to the early part of next week.”

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Moderna s COVID-19 Vaccine cleared by US for emergency use

Moderna s COVID-19 Vaccine cleared by US for emergency use
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Science of Mask Risks

Science of Mask Risks If 2020 could be summed up in a single garment, it would be a mask. Whether it’s one of those blue pleated surgical models, a snug-fitting N95, or a homemade version with a cheery seasonal print, the mask has become the face of the pandemic. There are several ways doctors say we can protect ourselves from COVID-19, but the loudest and most persistent prescription by far is a mask. Wearing a mask is supposed to contain a potentially deadly disease. And with no end in sight for the COVID-19 pandemic, health officials want to see more masks on more faces.

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