Both Pfizer and Moderna have now applied for an emergency use authorization for their

COVID-19 vaccines, setting the stage for vaccines to deploy by the end of the year.

We're watching the first indications of the fallout of a Thanksgiving holiday where millions

traveled to see loved ones.

It could spell a dark winter to come.

General Services Administration finally ascertain President-elect Biden's election victory, opening

the way for his transition to coordinate with the federal government.

And in a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court blocked restrictions on the size of religious gatherings,

even in the middle of a pandemic.

This is America Dissected.

I'm your host, Dr. Abdul Alseha.

And this week, Dr. Syram Meded, who leads the Special Pathogens Unit for New York City

Health and Hospitals, joined me to help answer your COVID-19 questions.

Our guest today, as we promised, is Dr. Syram Meded.

She leads infectious disease epidemiology for New York City Health and Hospitals.

And she is here to help us answer questions that we have about COVID-19 in the ongoing

pandemic.

Dr. Meded, thank you so much for being with us.

Thank you for having me.

All right, let's jump right in.

So for Hannah from Houston, Texas asks,

my question is what to do about pandemic fatigue?

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