Fauci worried about increased hospitalizations but hopeful about schools

Top Biden medical adviser Anthony Fauci pointed to the CDC guidelines on test-to-stay options, which would allow children to be tested for the virus if exposed and then be able to stay in school if their results are negative. | Susan Walsh/AP Photo

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Anthony Fauci on Sunday predicted increased hospitalizations during the winter but was also hopeful that children will be able to remain in schools.

“We are going to see a significant stress in some regions of the country on the hospital system, particularly in those areas where you have a low level of vaccination,” he told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of

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