Fauci's going into quarantine out of an abundance of caution.
is headed for self-isolation -- a tweaked version, that is -- after a White House staffer tested positive for coronavirus ... but he's only doing so as a precaution.
The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases will go into what he describes as a"modified' quarantine, which means he'll be working remotely from home for 14 days with a mask on -- but might come and go to his office as needed, albeit solo. Fauci says he's made"low-risk" contact with the staffer, and therefore, won't go into full quarantine ... unlike two other members of
's coronavirus task force, who've already gone into full lockdown themselves. Fauci says he's currently negative for COVID-19.
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