Anthony Stephen Fauci, Andrew M. Slavitt, and Rochelle Paula Walensky

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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Andrew M. Slavitt, and Rochelle Paula Walensky Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

Fauci, people like Dr. Walensky, love looking at this data, love looking at these studies. But it’s also important to understand that — that one study, even though it may look attractive, if it’s in the public domain and may capture a headline, isn’t always what it appears to be and it is only one study. So I think we’ve got the best people in the world looking at this. I feel very confident. And they’ll look aggressively at these studies. But I think it’s important that people understand that we’re not going to be persuaded by one study that happens to grab headlines.
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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Andrew M. Slavitt, and Rochelle Paula Walensky Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

I want to be sure that you know the facts and not the myths about the vaccine safety — about vaccine safety. The fact is they are safe and they will save lives. And that is why we are committed to working with state and local public health partners, as well as partners in the private sector, to support getting people vaccinated and quickly and as safely as possible.
To help advance our collective efforts to scale up vaccines in communities, on Monday, CDC is convening a three-day virtual National Forum on COVID-19 Vaccine.
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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Andrew M. Slavitt, and Rochelle Paula Walensky Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

Walensky and Dr. Fauci, I do want to briefly touch on our work to stand up more federally run sites. Even as we manage the weather, on the one hand, we are pushing ahead with plans to get more vaccines to more places to get more Americans vaccinated.
Today, I’m pleased to announce we’ll be opening five additional vaccination centers: one in Pennsylvania and four in Florida. In Florida, we will stand up four major new community vaccination centers, in partnerships with the state, in Orlando, Miami, Jacksonville, and Tampa.
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