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- With the COVID-19 infection rate dropping, Fauci recently urged Americans not to get complacent when it comes to following coronavirus safety guidelines.
- Fauci stressed that even people who have been vaccinated should wear masks and follow social distancing guidelines.
- Fauci also wants people to avoid indoor gatherings, whether it be at a bar, restaurant, the gym, or even a dinner party with friends.
It's easy to get encouraged when looking at the latest data on COVID-19 infection rates. After all, the infection rate has dropped by a whopping 40% over the last two weeks alone. Coupled with an increasingly aggressive vaccine rollout, some experts are of the opinion that we'll finally be able to put the pandemic behind us sometime before summer.
That said, Dr. Fauci recently stressed the importance of remaining vigilant about COVID safety measures even as the infection rate continues to fall. Adhering to coronavirus safety measures, Fauci explained, is all the more important these days in light of more contagious COVID strains from the UK and South Africa. The South Africa strain in particular has been found to more resistant to existing COVID vaccines, a fact which understandably has health experts concerned.
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