Dr. Anthony Fauci reclaimed his position on the national stage Thursday as President Biden’s chief medical adviser, a reversal in his status after being relegated by former President Donald Trump to podcasts and other alternative media outlets.
His first act as the Biden administration’s point person for pandemic control was to reenter the World Health Organization Thursday morning when he reaffirmed Biden’s pledge to work with the international public health body to help end the COVID-19 pandemic.
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