17 Quotes by Dr. Fauci

Developing a vaccine doesn't mean we will stockpile it to a great extent.

As we build up our capacity to respond to seasonal influenza, it will put us in good stead.

It is unclear whether the mutation occurred in the person or whether it occurred in the chicken.

That is a critical issue that is fundamentally different than what we see in Western Europe and that we will see in the United States.

It will take years to get stockpiles to the point you can effectively use it at the doses you want.

It won't be what you see in countries in which there is no regulation, in which there is no incentive to compensate farmers, in which the people, who are so poor, when they see their chickens are getting infected they immediately sell them or they don't tell anybody because they don't want them culled. That is a critical issue that is fundamentally different than what we see in Western Europe and that we will see in the United States.

Not to prepare for the worst-case scenario would be completely irresponsible.

At the end of the day, you have a broader, more favorable, beneficial effect on society by preventing the spread by vaccinating the spreaders ? not the grandpa who sits at home watching TV and doesn't go out and spread it to anybody but is concerned about it coming into the house. There has not been a policy change in that, but it is under very active discussion.