Covid19 - From hair salons to gyms, experts rank 36 activities highly risky

[Geek]

(KLTV) - As state leaders across the country ease restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans are returning to some sense of normalcy while observing CDC guidelines in practice by most cities.

MLive, a media company in Michigan, spoke with four state public health experts about the risk that various popular or everyday activities have on the transmission of COVID-19.

According to the article, the doctors pointed to five factors when considering how risky a given activity might be: Whether it’s inside or outside; proximity to others; exposure time; the likelihood of compliance; and personal risk level.

The list, below, assigns a score for activities from 1 to 10, with a 10 being the riskiest and a 1 being the least risky. The score is an average of scores given by the health experts, rounded to the nearest whole number.

Risk level: 9

Bars
Large music concerts
Sports stadiums
Gyms

Risk level: 8

Amusement parks
Churches
Buffets

Risk level: 7

Basketball
Public pools
Schools

Risk level: 6

Casinos
Restaurants, indoor seating
Playgrounds
Hair salons, barbershops
Pontoon boat rides
Movie theaters

Risk level: 5

Dinner parties at a house
Airplanes
Backyard barbecues
Malls
Beaches
Bowling

Risk level: 4

Dentist’s offices
Walking in a busy downtown
Offices
Doctor’s office waiting rooms
Eating outside at a restaurant

Risk level: 3

Getting groceries
Camping
Hotels
Golfing
Libraries and museums

Risk level: 2

Going for a walk, run, or bike ride with others
Getting fuel

Risk level: 1

Getting takeout from a restaurant
Playing tennis



“From hair salons to gyms, experts rank 36 activities by coronavirus risk level” was first published at https://www.mlive.com/public-intere...-36-activities-by-coronavirus-risk-level.html by MLive.

Medical experts rank 36 activities by COVID-19 risk level

 

[P@triot]

That's good info. What are the chances that a person who is recovered from covid-19 gets infected again? any expert opinion on this?

 

[rahail]

That's good info. What are the chances that a person who is recovered from covid-19 gets infected again? any expert opinion on this?

As far as the recovered cases are concerned. I don't think there is any indication that a covid19 recoverer is infected again.

 

[Ali Sha]

As far as the recovered cases are concerned. I don't think there is any indication that a covid19 recoverer is infected again.

Before making such tall claims check what CDC has to say about that first.

 

[Masud Javed]

stay safe everyone.

 

[MHAMZA]

That's good info. What are the chances that a person who is recovered from covi d-19 gets infected again? any expert opinion on this?

Last time I checked it was around 1% i.e one in every hundred cases got positive again but research is not sufficient it might be possible that first time it was false positive and second time it was true positive or vice versa

 

[asadqudsi]

That's good info. What are the chances that a person who is recovered from covid-19 gets infected again? any expert opinion on this?

Chinese data: 14 % re infection rate