Avoid them to improve your odds of staying COVID-free (and alive)
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A consensus seems to be emerging among researchers that the bulk of coronavirus infections happen in “clusters” and can be traced to a small number of “super-spreading” people, events, venues and activities.
The obvious conclusion: avoid them to minimize the chance that you get infected.
In a prior post we explained why super-spreader people are so difficult to identify … and offered 2 principles: (1) Consider everybody that you run into as being a GUPI (Guilty Until Proven Innocent), and (2) avoid high risk activities and places where GUPIs hang out.
Let’s get practical on those principles…
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The good news: “The bulk of infections can be traced to a small number of “super-spreading events and places”. Source
The Japanese Health Ministry coined these high-risk situations the “three Cs”:
- Closed spaces
- Crowded places
- Close-contact settings
The usual suspects: arenas, bars, theaters, gyms, mass transit, nursing homes, meat-packing plants
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Texas Medical Association doctors ranked common activities based on their COVID risk.
The riskiest places & activities are displayed above.
The safest places & activities:
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The entire list is worth browsing:
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