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Today, the FDA gave a "complete approval" to the Pfizervaccine-Une increases the emergency approval he has had. "That's very good news,"Dr. Ashish Jha, Dean of Brown University School of Public Health, saidCBS this morning. "If it goes, I really think it will end up making a very big difference. I mean, for some people, emergency use has been a barrier to get vaccinated and for many businesses and Businesses and schools, they have been waiting for this complete approval before mandating the vaccine. So I think it will trigger a new wave of vaccinations, which, in my opinion, will be very useful, since we are as a country. "Read on 5 things that can happen next, according tovirus experts - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseSure sign that you have "Long" Covid and may even know.

Does complete approval create some people to get vaccinated? "I will make a difference for some of them, clearly, to have full approval will increase the probability," saidDr. Paul Sax, "That people work they will need to be vaccinated. Vaccine mandates have an impact, especially people who are on closing. The other thing is that we may see: additional security data , especially on manufacturing and distribution. These are things that could reassure people that vaccines are really safe. I mean, we already have huge security data already. I do not want people to think that lacked, but that complete approval provides this additional layer of security. " "I think it will help some of the people, perhaps five or 10% of the population I think is to resume for that," said JHA.

"I think a lot of big business awaits and with this complete approval, they will feel much more comfortable asking their employees to be vaccinated," said Jha. You can now be required to receive a vaccine before returning to work, as are United Airlines or Walmart employees, which requires all employees and regional staff to be vaccinated. "Vaccination mandates at work: it's something to say," huh, I do not want to have shot "but when your boss says," Do you agree, well, you do not have any work. "It can ride your sleeves," says Sax, Clinical Director, Professor of the Infectious Clinic of Medicine Harvard Medical School. Why a mandate also strict? "Hope is that mandates will really be the Thing that turns this, "he says. Universities, schools and other places can also institute mandates.

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Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former head of the FDA, said onFace the nationthat the data are "showing in the south right now, the RT, the transmission rate is less than one, which means that you have a contracting epidemic in the south, although still very difficult weeks are upcoming because they will always continue to continue accumulating more hospitalizations and extreme pressure on these health care systems. But there is evidence that the epidemic begins to slow down and that day cases during the day start at decline. And this presents itself in the natural national trends now in Florida, which has been the epicenter of the epidemic of this country. If you look in different categories of age in Florida, each age category shows the decline of the Number of day cases during the day, with the exception of school-aged children, children aged six to 19 years. This is the only category that is still expanding and expanding very quickly. what's going on is, they are Opening schools earlier in South schools earlier in the south of the backdrop of a lot of prevalence and infection I will enter schools and is difficult to control schools. "

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Children's hospitalizations are rising, as Gottlieb said. Dr. Vivek Murthy, the general surgeon, said he is really heartbreaking to see what's going on with our hospitals, filling children. We have more children hospitalized now than we have in earlier points of the pandemic. And you know, as a parent of two young children who are too young to be eligible for vaccination, I really feel the parents whose children are sick. And I feel really strongly that it's our moral responsibility as a society to do all we can to protect our children and it means that the number one, we are all vaccinated as adults, "including teenagers," Is important because the children too young to recover, they rely on those around them to protect them from the virus. But it is also why we make sure we take all possible steps in schools so that our children are sure are so important. And these include masks, improving ventilation, do regular tests and ensuring that our children are as much as possible. So the steps we need to take. We have the responsibility to protect our children and I can not think of anything more important than that. "

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Follow the public health fundamentals and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live-get vaccinated. If you live in an area with low vaccination rates, wear a N95facial maskDo not travel, social distance, avoid big crowds, do not go inside with people you are not shelter with (especially in bars), practice good hand hygiene and protect your life and the lives of others, don 't visit one of these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.