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Dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, provided a COVID-19 update and answered questions on yesterday’s @YaleGH Global Health Conversation Series. To view the conversation, head to https://t.co/tJbhMip5IB
#FauciatYale https://t.co/VpCeBk3R4r4 HOURS AGO
another brilliant Fauci-ism heard today when Dr. Fauci spoke @YaleGHLI with @RobertBazell and Dr. Saad Omer: @SWINY
"Try to be understood as opposed to trying to look smart."
and good advice for science communicators https://t.co/bmGEVnnxkFA DAY AGO
"It’s going to get better and better gradually. It’s not going to be horrible until the end of 2021… people are going to start to see the sun coming up," added Dr. Fauci. #FauciAtYale https://t.co/c1tEq6OleGA DAY AGO