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The Covid-19 vaccine is here, with the first Americans receiving their initial injections on Monday. Although the arrival of the vaccine marks a monumental moment in the battle against the highly infectious virus, responsible for nearly 300,000 Americans, it certainly does not mean that the war is won. In fact, according toDr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, we always have a long way of going back to normal. During an interview withMSNBCThe main expert on the infectious disease of the nation revealed exactly when it will be. Read to hear the chronology and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Without signs that you have already had coronavirus.

Doctor Fauci said in the fall: "We can start approaching ... Normality"

Dr. Déci has long said that a return to "normality" depends on the number of Americans get the vaccine. "I said my calculation at the end of March, early April that the normal man and woman's normal woman who have no underlying condition would probably get it [the vaccine], revealed Fauci.

"At the end of the day, the real result is when do you get the majority, the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated so that you can get this umbrella of the immunity of the flock? And I believe that if we are effective at this Subject and we convince people must be vaccinated, we can accomplish at the end of the second quarter of 2021, namely at the end of the end of spring, at the beginning of the summer, "he continued.

"I think we can get there by then so that we would fall to the fall, we can begin to approach a certain degree of relief where the level of infection will be so low in society that we can essentially address a form of normality."

However, for life to feel really normal again - as when masks no longer be a requirement and concerts and movie theaters will be completely safe - it will be a little longer. "It can take several months in the second half and beyond 2021," he revealed.

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Until then, and possibly beyond, it recommends taking precautionary measures. "In fact, I said that every day and wrote about it, that a vaccine currently does not replace normal standard public health measures to wear a mask, keeping your distance, avoiding the congregate, the sections Cluttered and especially inside. It's not a substitute. He compliments that. "

"Only when you get the level of infection in the company so low that it is no longer a threat of public health, can you think about the possibility of removing public health measures." So follow the fundamentals, no matter where you live itfacial mask, the social distance, avoid big crowds, do not go inside with people that you do not go with (especially in the bars), practice good hand hygiene and protect your life and the lives of others , and do not visit these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.