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Dr. Anthony Fauci testifies before House Select Subcommittee on coronavirus on 'how to safely end the pandemic.' twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
"When the vaccine protection takes over, then you can have the gradual diminution of those types of guideline restrictions, which everyone would like to get rid of," Dr. Fauci said while testifying before House Select Subcommittee on coronavirus.
CDC Director Walensky discusses COVID-19 disproportionately affecting the life expectancy of people of color.
Although the COVID-19 antibody response seems "strong," we should expect the possibility of needing vaccine booster shots in the following months, Chief Science Officer Kessler said.

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