The best infectious disease expert in the country Anthony Fauci
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“I did. I had it on the 19th. I was hoping I wouldn’t get too knocked out. I did it for about 24 hours. Now I’m fine,” Fauci said after being asked if he had the second dose of it. vaccine at an event at the White House.
When asked if he had a 2nd dose of coronavirus vaccine, Dr. Fauci told us, “I did. I had it on the 19th. I hoped I wouldn’t get too knocked out. I did it for about 24 hours. Now things are going well. “
‘Tired. A little painful. You know. Cold. Not sick, ”he said, anticipating Biden’s comments. pic.twitter.com/Ob0Pb91rrQ
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‘Tired. A little painful. You know. Cold. Not sick, ”Fauci clarified.
The second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine can make people tired and painful. Other symptoms include chills and fever.
Fauci received the first dose of Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine on live television in December to boost public confidence in the vaccine. President Biden and other leaders such as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell
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So far, most states have rolled out their vaccine distributions, prioritizing health workers, first responders and the elderly. However, some local leaders have expressed frustration with the federal vaccine rollout, saying they are not getting enough of the vaccine from the government.
Mayor of New York Bill de Blasio
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According to data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 17.5 million people in the US have been vaccinated so far. But health experts warn that vaccination rates need to be increased to gain herd immunity.
Biden’s government has set a target of delivering 100 million vaccines in the first 100 days of its presidency, and has vowed to use powers under the Defense Production Act to speed up the process.
The news comes when the death toll in the US was over 400,000 this week.