Dr Fauci warns that coronavirus shots will take WEEKS to lower COVID-19 death rates as US Surgeon General begs Americans to 'hold on a little longer because vaccines are coming'

FDA regulators will meet to decide if Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine is ready to be used in the general public on December 10. If it gets emergency approval, it could be rolled out as early as this week. But the shot is given in two doses, injected 21 days apart, and doesn't become protective until about 7-10 days after the second dose. Dr Anthony Fauci warned there will be a delay between the first rollout of the vaccines and a decline in deaths, said he can 'guarantee' it will come