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Dr. Anthony FauciThe Chief Medical Officer of the President and Director of the National Allergy Institute and Infectious Diseases rings an alarm. If you are not vaccinated, you are in danger. If you are vaccinated, there are also risks. And if we do not stop the propagation virus, more mutations can grow - and they can be even worse than Delta. Fuci spoke withKatie CuricAnd gave 10 essential advice that could save your life. some of them new. Read it for everyone and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseSure sign that you have "Long" Covid and may even know.

If you thought Covid was finished or you just want to move because you are fed up, let this new alternative delta be a clock call. "The virus we are dealing with is a different virus from what we did business several months ago," said Fauci in Courric. "And we just have to handle the reality of that. It is a more formidable virus. This translates much more effectively. And even the people vaccinated, even if they are widely protected from the serious illness, can nevertheless be infected and even transmit it. "

"I'm worried more about a variant that we do not even have seen again because the current delta variant is so effective in its ability to tread the other variants .... they do not exceed the delta variant. So, So it's the good thing that vaccines work fairly well against the delta variant in some respects, it is good that the delta variant is not overwhelmed by the others, because we know that we can really deal with the variant of Delta really. My concern is that if we let there have a brooding infection in the fall and in the winter, because these 93 million people are not vaccinated for the most part, my concern would be, you can authorize a variant that we have not even recognized yet to come. and in fact, to be better transmitted and more serious than the delta. We have not seen that yet. So, rather than worry about these others who are around, assure - we do not leave our nou to enter. "

"Yes", the immunity of the flock is possible, said that Fauci said: "But that will only happen if we will only have the vast majority of the 93 million people who are still unvaccinated, who are eligible for to be vaccinated, unless we do not get them vaccinated, they will not contribute to the concept of flock immunity. So, the immunity of the flock, there is a concept of flock immunity, which means that you have enough vaccinated people, as well as infected and protected people so that the virus has no place to go. There are no vulnerable targets. We are not there yet. We do not know what is the Percentage. Does this be 90% of people who were still vaccinated or that's going to be 85 or 80? We do not know when you do not know, you know what you do, you just got as many vaccinated people you can possibly. "

"Many doctors in hospitals at the national level say that the patient population who see that this cycle is going on is very different from the initial surges," said Curic. "They are younger, they are in the twenties and thirties," younger, sick, faster ". Do we know why? And do you think, convincing the youngest to be vaccinated?"

"Well, in response to your second question, I hope that the awareness that you are not exempt from becoming seriously ill with COVID-19 or even have Long Covid after recovering, which is something that's something May people should take seriously - namely the persistence of symptoms, "said Fuci. "One of the probable reasons it can be more than one. More young hospitalizes are that, well, first, you are dealing with a very transmissible virus. So everyone who is not vaccinated is Infected. The United States see more young versus older, because 80% of the elderly population is already vaccinated. There is therefore a falsity that among non-vaccinated, relatively speaking, more of them are young. So young. So It is not surprising that when you look at hospitalizations, you see a parent for the elderly, it looks like there is younger than to be hospitalized. It's very true because the elderly are more protected because more of them are vaccinated. "

"The vaccine does exactly what we wanted to do", clarified withden. "It prevents people from becoming seriously ill. That's why you're vaccinated. However, this virus is so transmissible that he can infect, even if it's a small fraction, it can infect People vaccinated, almost invariably, in a way they 'be either without symptoms or slightly symptomatic. So it's less that it's going to make sick vaccinated person. It's more than it will allow the vaccinious person of Transmitting it to someone else who could get sick, as a person vulnerable in the family, an elderly person, a child who is unaccinated. So the question with a vaccinated person, who is infected, the level of virus in the nasopharynx of this person is relatively equivalent to that of a non-vaccinated person, which means that there is a mechanism to say that this person could very well be able to transmit it. And in fact, we have documented cases. where an infected person vaccinated transmitted. "

An important note: "The virus level in the nasopharynx of a vaccinated and infected person is the same level as the level of virus in the nasopharynx of a non-vaccinated person. So you can make a reasonable hypothesis that they can be equivalent in the way they transmit. However, there is one thing that works in favor of the vaccinious person. This level, however, it begins the same as a person not infected as a non-vaccinated person, it decreases a lot faster ", because of the vaccine.

Last weekend, nearly 400,000 people became a LolLapalooza concert. It was outside and people needed to show proof of vaccination, but "I was a little taken through the movie clips I saw," he says. "There were many congested people together and, since we know that vaccinated people can spread an infection, and even if we know that the outside is ever safer than the inside, there were really many people that we have seen in these films. So, I had a little worried about it myself. I'm pretty at the risk of risk dislikes. So I would do it, even if I am vaccinated, I do not think I would go with a very well cluttered where you are essentially facing a face -First to someone. I would be concerned about it. "

"I think like a public health person, we should put more pressure on people to get vaccinated," said Dr. Faisci. "And I think when the FDA comes across, hopefully in the coming weeks to make it an officially approved vaccine, plural, as opposed to a single EUA emergency authorization", I hope That we will have many more people who have to do some kind of mandate. For example, universities and colleges saying that you will not be able to come in person unless you are vaccinated. And I think large companies will do the same thing. "

Couric said she was worried about children under 5; They are too young to be vaccinated. "You should be worried because everyone is likely," Dr. Faisci said. "Whether you are a child, an adult or an elderly person, if you are not vaccinated, you are likely. It is true that young children do not usually do so seriously involved with the serious form of COVID-19 when they are Very, very young, but we start to see in real time that there are now young people you would have to wait will have less likely - who become seriously sick. There were nearly 400, about 350 more children who died far from Covid-19. It's more than the influenza for a given year. It's more than a respiratory syncytial virus to a given year. "

"I do not see any lock because there is a sufficient proportion of the population that it is entirely vaccinated," said Dr. Faisci. "There is 70% of adults who have at least one single dose, which it has been accomplished a few days ago. And we have more than 80% of the elderly population vaccinated under these circumstances. You will still have a lot of Propagation If we do not get that 93 million people eligible for vaccinated vaccinated, but you will not have such a situation that trigger a lock. I would be very surprised if it happens. What do you will be the spread of infection mainly among non-vaccinated. and you will see hospitalizations mainly among non-vaccinated as we go through the fall and in the winter if we do not get much Aggressive way people vaccinated. "

Follow the fundamentals of Fauci and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live-yourself-hinder vaccinating. 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.