Dr. Anthony Fawcett said in a TV interview Thursday that it was “inevitable” that the new Covid-19 strain has hit Colorado and California – and predicted its proliferation in the U.S., although “it doesn’t look more viral.”
“We predicted it would be, when you have everything in the UK, then spread to other countries in Europe and Canada, it was inevitable to be here,” Phoebe told NBC News, “today.”
“You will hear reports from other states and more cases already reported in the state. Unfortunately, this is the reality of the way the virus is spread, “he added.
“Our British allies have clearly shown that it is more efficient in person-to-person transmission,” Faucci added, adding that “the good news is that it does not look more viral, making people sicker and leading to more deaths. . “
Fawcett, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, also noted that the mutation “cannot escape the protection afforded by the vaccines currently in use.”
He added: “But having a virus that spreads more effectively is important and needs to be taken seriously.
“This just shows the need to keep our feet on the floor and pedal, we make sure we take the public health measures that we always talk about. Wearing a mask, the physical distance ka congrega va was avoiding the crowd in the congregation settings, ”Fausi said.
Regarding the national vaccination plan, the FCC told host Craig Melvin that it was “disappointing” to administer 20 million doses by the end of 2020 – not previously prescribed – close to 3 million.
“Hopefully, as soon as you enter the first few weeks of January, gaining momentum will get us to where we want to be,” he said.
“But for the local people, there has to be more effort in terms of resources, that is, states, cities, counties, places where the vaccine really goes into the hands of individuals. “You have to support local groups, states and cities to help them do this, which is a very wonderful thing,” he added.
The country’s top infectious disease doctor has also revealed that a change in the approach to managing Jab is “under consideration.”
“I think, if done properly, you can do one dose, reserve a dose for another and still get a job. [done] But, with more people being vaccinated in the first phase, there is a lot of discussion about whether you want to spread the early vaccination, ”he said.
“One of the problems with doing that is that if you don’t get another dose on time, you will have a leg period. We know from clinical trials that the best time is to give it one day, and then, 28 days for Moderna, and 21 days for Pfizer, ”Fockie added.
“This is the best way to do what the data tells us. So if you want to stick with data, you should do it. But you can make an argument, and some people, have to pull the dose by giving one dose across the board, and hopefully you will get another dose in time to give to individuals. “
On Wednesday, the FAU said it would not allow U.S. troops to enter the country. The vaccine predicts the acquisition of sufficient mass COVID-19 immunity by vaccination to regain “some symptoms of normalcy.”
He made the remarks during an online discussion of the epidemic with California’s Gavin News, who announced that new tensions had been found in his state.
“As soon as January enters, the feeling is that we will gain momentum to be able to catch up,” Fawcett added, adding that they hoped that vaccinations would be available to the general public on demand by April.
Assuming the inoculation campaign progresses as it should in May, June and July, “By the time we reach early autumn, we will have good enough door immunity to actually return to some of the strongest places of normalcy – schools, theaters, Sports events, rest restaurants rent, ”Foic said, according to Reuters.
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