Biden will "continue to isolate in accordance with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations," and being treated with oral hydration, Tylenol and low dose aspirin as an alternative type of blood thinner.

Biden, who had asthma when he was younger, will also continue to be treated with his albuterol inhaler "as needed," which he has used a few times since testing positive.

White House chief of staff Ron Klain said today during brief remarks Biden was feeling "pretty well." Biden has been participating in "virtual conference call meetings," Klain said, adding, "He's been on the phone."

 Klain did not respond when asked  whether Dr.O'Connor would be speaking to reporters about the President's condition in the coming days.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said  on Saturday morning, "We have a reason to believe that (Biden) will do very well."

While he hadn't spoken directly to the President, Fauci said he's been in "very close contact" with Dr. Kevin O'Connor following Biden's positive test result this week.

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