Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith and Rochelle Paula Walensky

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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith and Rochelle Paula Walensky Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

Today, I want to share with you some new science that is emerging about masks and what we know now that we didn’t know when the pandemic started.
The science is clear: Everyone needs to be wearing a mask when they are in public or when they’re in their own home but with people who do not live in their household. This is especially true with our ongoing concern about new variants spreading in the United States.
Masks offer two kinds of protection. When I wear a mask, it protects you and it protects me. But to get the most protection possible, we all have to wear them.
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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith and Rochelle Paula Walensky Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

And thanks to all of you again for being with us today. Cases and new hospital admissions continue to fall. Deaths have decreased slightly in the most recent seven days. And we are watching these data closely. Because cases, hospitalizations, and deaths remain high, and because we are still losing more than a thousand Americans daily to this disease, we must continue to take every action we can to protect our loved ones and our communities.
One of the simple things we can all do, one thing that will make the biggest difference, is to wear a mask.
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Anthony Stephen Fauci, Marcella Nunez-Smith and Rochelle Paula Walensky Press Briefing by White House COVID-19 Response Team and Public Health Officials… (2021)

Third, we’re creating more places where Americans can get vaccinated. To do so, we’ve expedited financial support to bolster community vaccination centers nationwide, with over $3 billion in federal funding across 35 states, tribes, and territories. We’re putting equity front and center, partnering with states to increase vaccinations in the hardest-hit and hardest-to-reach communities. We’ve launched efforts to get more vaccines to pharmacies and community health centers.
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