Anthony Fauci said that any further COVID-19 related deaths were tragic because dying from any corona variant is avoidable at this point.
On Tuesday, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases head Dr. Anthony Fauci said that any further COVID-19 related deaths in United States were tragic because dying from any coronavirus variant is avoidable at this point.
Fauci made his remarks during an interview on CNN’s “The Lead” with host Jake Tapper.
“It was a goal and we want to go beyond the goal. If you don’t exactly meet it on July 4th, you don’t stop, you just keep going. And that’s what we’re going to do,” Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses Biden’s vaccination goal ahead of July 4 deadline. pic.twitter.com/uh0GRXN2ZJ
— CNN (@CNN) June 23, 2021
Tapper said to Fauci, “So you also said today that the Delta variant is the greatest threat to progress against COVID-19? So if convincing folks to get vaccinated doesn’t work, is there any chance that we’re going to be able to eliminate this threat?”
Fauci replied, “Well, certainly, if you have the substantial proportion of people not vaccinated and you have a variant like the Delta variant, which now clearly has been shown to spread more efficiently and to cause more serious disease. We absolutely know that from other countries.”- READ MORE
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