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White House chief med­ical advis­er Dr. Antho­ny Fau­ci said Thurs­day that it’s “very like­ly” that fam­i­ly mem­bers who have been vac­ci­nat­ed against coro­n­avirus can safe­ly hug each oth­er. The Nation­al Insti­tute of Aller­gy and Infec­tious Dis­eases direc­tor explained that what vac­ci­nat­ed indi­vid­u­als can safe­ly do with fam­i­ly mem­bers and in a pub­lic set­ting dif­fer great­ly. FAUCI WARNED OF ‘UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES’ OF ‘DRACONIAN’ QUARANTINES DURING 2014 EBOLA OUT­BREAKIf an indi­vid­ual is vac­ci­nat­ed and with anoth­er per­son who is vac­ci­nat­ed, the things they can do are “much, much more lib­er­al in the sense of pulling back on strin­gent pub­lic health mea­sures,” Fau­ci said …