Dr. Anthony Fauci Quarantines Himself After Coronavirus Exposure
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variety.comBy Jordan Moreau Dr. Anthony Fauci, one of the lead members of the White House’s coronavirus task force, is quarantining himself after he made contact with a staffer who tested positive for COVID-19.
The exposure was “low risk,” meaning he was not in close proximity to the infected person, according to CNN. To be safe, he’ll stay at home and work remotely for 14 days, but it will be a “modified quarantine.” That means he may still go to this office at the National Institutes of Health, but he’ll be the only person there.
He’ll also be tested for coronavirus every day, and his test on Saturday came back negative. Next week, Fauci is expected to testify at a Senate hearing about the coronavirus pandemic.
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