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Difficult to believe, but evenDr. Anthony FauciThe Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has a boss and that man is Francis Collins, Director of National Institutes of Health. Collins, who directed the project of the human genome, studiedCOVID-19 [Femininenext to his team and appeared onMeet the pressWith Host Chuck Todd to offer good news and some disturbing news about the pandemic, including the discussion of a "serious risk". Read on and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseSure sign that your illness is actually coronavirus in disguise.

"When do we arrive at the immunity of the flock?" requested Todd. "I understand that it's a moving target. It's a bit subjective because of variants and things like this, but how much risk do not we have to hit the flock's immunity if we continue to Have these vaccine hesitation rates? "

"We have a serious risk," Collins replied. "And the reason nobody will give you an answer, Chuck, it's because we do not really know with this particular virus, the variants that occur exactly what this number is. But it's up to about 70, 85% and we are not there yet. You can see places in the country that gets closer to this - with a combination of having had many cases of Covid, which also provides you with some immunity, as well as vaccines, but there are still places. are aside. And these are the places where we all worry. As the next hotspot, you can see it, Michigan has gone through a terrible moment in the last month. They become now going beyond that, which is really encouraging, but what is the next? You can watch the card and see where the vaccines are late. These are the places to be feared. "

How can we arrive at the immunity of the flock faster? "We could change that if we can really inspire everyone getting engaged and we do everything we can to facilitate retention - 90% of the country now lives within five miles of a site where you can get a vaccination. . It's there in pharmacies. Doctors become more engaged. It's not that difficult because it was at the beginning of making an appointment and getting into this immunized group, where I think most people really want to be. "

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Is the J & J vaccine safe or could you get a blood clot?

And the rare blood clots have been found in women aged 18 to 48 - if demographics does it avoid shot J & J?The CDC "met for a whole day on Friday and delivered all the data, documenting a total of 13 cases of its rare blood coagulation of some 8 million doses of the J & J vaccine that had been administered", Declared Collins. "And the strong conclusion of this group was that the vaccine should move forward. It should be made available to everyone, but there should be an information sheet that provides the information to everyone for understand what nature is. " He called the side effects "very rare". "When you consider that the nature of this risk, it's really a rare event. And when you measure that against the benefits of preventing someone from dying from Covid, there is no comparison. We clearly have a situation where the benefits greatly outweigh the risks, even for younger women. "

Appearing this morning this morning onThis week with George Stephanopoulos, Dr. Faisci echoed the feelings of Collins. Stephanopoulos asked for Fauci if we will become pretty close to normal. "You know, in some ways, we are George," said Fauci. "It's really a challenge. We have vaccines. Now, the more we examine the data, as it accumulates, we see it even more effective than what is the initial number of the clinical trial . And we do very well. You know, we now have more than 30% of the fully vaccinated adult population. More than 50% of the adult population get at least one dose, which certainly gives them some protection up to What they get the next dose. So, "he says, we are getting closer to normal. "But the only problem, George, it's something we need to pay attention to what we still have about 60,000 new infections a day. It's a precarious level. And we do not want it to go up."

Follow the fundamentals of Fauci and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live-wear a facial mask which adapts perfectly and is double layers, do not travel, the social distance, avoid the big crowds, do not go inside with people you do not go with (especially in the bars), practice a good hand hygiene, get vaccinated when it becomes available to you, and protect your life and the lives of others, do not visit these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .