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- Coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna will hopefully put an end to the pandemic by late 2021.
- In the interim, some fear that the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines will make people take coronavirus safety precautions less seriously.
- The virus is still surging across the country, and healthy Americans may not have access to a vaccine until April.
There's a lot of well-founded optimism regarding new coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. And if all goes according to plan, we'll finally be able to put the pandemic behind us once and for all before 2022 rolls around, according to Dr. Fauci and several other health experts.
At the same time, the excitement surrounding COVID-19 vaccines shouldn't be an excuse for people to start taking coronavirus security precautions less seriously. On the contrary, adhering to guidelines like mask-wearing and social distancing is more important now than ever in light of the recent surge in new coronavirus infections, deaths, and hospitalizations. Recall, Dr. Fauci recently said that January could prove to be the worst month of the entire pandemic on account of the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.
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