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)

Schools that are already open should continue to provide in-person instruction, as long as cases are low and they strictly use mitigation measures to keep them low.
I hope these findings serve as a catalyst to each of us to continue to do our part to drive down the number of cases and reduce the spread of COVID-19. I know this is not easy, and so many of us are frustrated with the disruption the pandemic has had on our lives and our children’s education. But working together as a nation, we can turn the tide.
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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)

The number of reported deaths also continues to decline, with the seven-day average slightly more than 1,900 deaths, dropping 39 percent compared to the prior seven-day average. This is the lowest since the beginning of December. However, this seven-day average is counterbalanced by the stark reality that this week we will surpass one half million COVID-19 deaths in the United States — a truly tragic reminder of the enormity of this pandemic and the loss it has afflicted on our personal lives and our communities.
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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, I want to reiterate to everyone to continue to do your part to protect yourselves and each other by wearing a well-fitting mask, staying six feet apart from the people you do not live with, avoiding travel and crowds, washing your hands often, and getting vaccinated when the vaccine is available to you.
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