Jaws: The CDC will launch “very soon” new guidelines for vaccinated Americans

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The nations’ greatest expert on infectious diseases Anthony FauciAnthony Fauci A year with coronavirus: How we got here Experts warn that the epidemic of loneliness is getting worse with COVID-19 Sheila Jackson Lee says that Texans who face a “death destiny” without a mask MORE said on Thursday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will issue new guidelines in the coming days for Americans who have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

In an interview Thursday night with MSNBC’s Rachel MaddowRachel Anne Maddow Juan Williams: Hypocrisy provokes GOP riot Tim Ryan: Prosecutors examine video of Capitol tournaments offered by pre-riot MPs League of Conservation Voters add racial justice issues to 2020 Congressional dashboard MORE, President BidenJoe BidenManchin Cements Key Voting Status in Senate 50-50 Memorandum: How COVID Changed Politics Post-Pandemic Plans for MPs: Chuck E. Cheese, visiting friends, hugging grandchildren MOREThe chief medical adviser said a “series” of announcements would come in the coming days, defining best practices for Americans who had already received one or two doses of COVID-19 vaccine.

“They will address travel, they will address jobs, they will address houses of worship,” Fauci said of future recommendations. “You’ll see it come out pretty fast.”

“You will see this very soon,” he added.

Fauci’s remarks come as some states have already begun lifting coronavirus restrictions amid a nationwide decline in cases, hospitalizations and deaths, as well as an increase in vaccinations. Some states, including Texas, have moved in recent days to increase the pace of public life, lifting all coronavirus restrictions, including mask warrants and allowing full meals.

However, Biden and Fauci warned that lifting restrictions before enough people were vaccinated could reverse progress after the United States emerged from what the president called a “dark winter.”

According to the CDC, more than 90 million people in the United States have received vaccines.

During his first prime-time speech on Thursday evening, Biden supported the administration’s efforts to increase the distribution of vaccines, including a call to the country for all adults to be eligible for a vaccine by May 1.

The president also hinted at future CDC guidance for vaccinated Americans.

“In the coming weeks, we will issue additional guidance on what you can and cannot do once fully vaccinated to reduce confusion, keep people safe, and encourage more people to get vaccinated,” he said.

Biden said that if people remain vigilant and vaccinated, Americans will be able to gather in small groups until July 4.

“This does not mean big events with many people together, but it means that small groups will be able to come together,” he continued.

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