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Commenting on Johnson & Johnson’s one-dose vaccine coming closer to approval like Pfizer’s and Moderna’s, Dr. Anthony Fauci tells TODAY, “to have two is fine, to have three is absolutely better … because it increases the supply of vaccines.” He urges people to get whatever vaccine they can get first: “Where a vaccine becomes available, take it.” He also comments on a new coronavirus strain in New York City and the latest research on people with “long-haul” COVID-19 symptoms.Feb. 25, 2021

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