Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top expert on infectious diseases, said Wednesday that a second wave of coronavirus infections is “not inevitable” if people are vigilant about proper mitigation efforts.
“We often talk about the the possibility of a second wave, or of an outbreak when you’re reopening,” Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a key member of the White House coronavirus task force, said on CNN. “We don’t have to accept that as an inevitability.”
“And particularly when people start thinking about the fall. I want people to really appreciate that, it could happen but it is not inevitable,” he added.
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bla bla bla from this guy that we all trust: if every last person takes the vaccine that I invested billions of your $ on. We will rush through the testing phase and it wont matter since you are all panicking about the .026% death rate. I can assure you we can prevent this. Even though I was wrong about the first wave. Trust me this time…
People gotta remember even if the death rate is only .26% (which no one really has any idea cuz we have no clue how many cases there really were) the rapid spread could still overwhelm hospitals if hospitals run out of ventialtors the mortality rate shoots up
This guy is usually wrong. He changes with the weather. Time for this old guy to retire.