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Can you gather without masks after getting COVID-19 vaccine? Dr. Sunenshine reacts to Fauci, CDC
Dr. Anthony Fauci caught some people by surprise when he said in a recent interview that people who were fully vaccinated could begin to hang out together. The CDC also released new guidelines for gatherings involving vaccinated people on Monday. So what does that mean for Arizona, specifically the Valley? We asked Dr. Rebecca Sunenshine, Medical Director for Disease Control at the Maricopa County Health Department.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci caught some people by surprise when he said in a recent interview that people who were fully vaccinated could begin to hang out together. The CDC also released new guidelines for gatherings involving vaccinated people on Monday.
Maricopa County health director says 3rd COVID-19 surge possible, but won t derail our success
Dr. Rebecca Sunenshine talked with ABC15 about the recent updates and news regarding coronavirus in the community.
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PHOENIX â Maricopa County is home to nearly 4.5 million people and more than 500,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases over the course of this pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
The Valley has been hit hard by the coronavirus, but through the darkness of 2020, there are glimmers of hope in 2021. Our case numbers are continuing to trend downward from a peak in early January, explains Dr. Rebecca Sunenshine, Medical Director for Disease Control with the Maricopa County Health Department. We re also seeing a downward trend in hospitalizations and, thankfully, our deaths related to COVID-19.