WATCH: Dr. Fauci discusses vaccine safety, COVID fatigue in appearance on News 12
Dr. Fauci touched on topics including vaccine safety and COVID fatigue, telling viewers to "hang in there a bit longer."
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Dec 12, 2020, 1:19 AM
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358ds agoDr. Anthony Fauci was a guest Friday on a special edition of "The New Normal."
Fauci answered questions from News 12's Eric Landskroner. Among the topics Fauci touched on was COVID-19 fatigue. Fauci said we must double-down on COVID-19 protocols such as social distancing and mask-wearing.
Dr. Fauci on vaccine distribution:
Dr. Fauci discusses people who may be hesitant to take the vaccine:
Dr. Fauci talks about how the vaccine works:
Dr. Fauci on possible side effects:
"Hang in there a bit longer," said Fauci. "We can't give up to COVID fatigue."
Fauci also discussed the safety of the vaccine in regard to those who are skeptical about getting it.
"The process is the quickest we've ever done in history but that's because of the advances," he said. "It was an extraordinary scientific accomplishment we should have confidence in."
