Fauci Gives, Last Public Briefing, Before Retiring.
On November 22, White House Chief
Medical Adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci made his
final public appearance before his retirement.
On November 22, White House Chief
Medical Adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci made his
final public appearance before his retirement.
'The Independent' reports that Fauci emphasized that
combating COVID was "just a fragment" of his
contributions in over 54 years of government service.
'The Independent' reports that Fauci emphasized that
combating COVID was "just a fragment" of his
contributions in over 54 years of government service.
Fauci, who lead the National Allergy and Infectious Disease Institute for over forty years, said he would “let other people judge the value” of his accomplishments.
Fauci, who lead the National Allergy and Infectious Disease Institute for over forty years, said he would “let other people judge the value” of his accomplishments.
What I would like people to remember
about what I've done is that every day
for all of those years, I've given it
everything that I have and I've never
left anything on the field, Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House Chief
Medical Adviser, via 'The Independent'.
What I would like people to remember
about what I've done is that every day
for all of those years, I've given it
everything that I have and I've never
left anything on the field, Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House Chief
Medical Adviser, via 'The Independent'.
So if they want to remember me — whether
they judge rightly or wrongly what I've done
— I gave it all I got for many decades, Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House Chief
Medical Adviser, via 'The Independent'.
Fauci rose to prominence amid the HIV/Aids
crisis and has been in charge of the NIAID
since Ronald Reagan's administration. .
Fauci rose to prominence amid the HIV/Aids
crisis and has been in charge of the NIAID
since Ronald Reagan's administration. .
While speaking in the James Brady Briefing Room of the White House,
Fauci encouraged all Americans to get vaccinated
against COVID-19 wth the most recent bivalent boosters. .
While speaking in the James Brady Briefing Room of the White House,
Fauci encouraged all Americans to get vaccinated
against COVID-19 wth the most recent bivalent boosters. .
The veteran virologist stressed that these
updated boosters offer protections against
the original strain of COVID and recent variants. .
According to Fauci, the bivalent boosters , “can prevent essentially every
COVID death in America”.
That is a remarkable fact. Two and a half
years after we found this virus first in our
country, but it's going to take all of us
to make that happen, so please don't wait, Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House Chief
Medical Adviser, via 'The Independent'.
That is a remarkable fact. Two and a half
years after we found this virus first in our
country, but it's going to take all of us
to make that happen, so please don't wait, Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House Chief
Medical Adviser, via 'The Independent'
