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ANSWERED: What activity leaves you most at risk of catching Covid-19?
An in-depth study by researchers at the Texas Medical Association has revealed the riskiest activities when it comes to contracting Covid-19.
The Texas Medical Association released the chart grading activities from low risk like opening your post to high risk like eating at a buffet. A grade of one to six is considered a low to moderate risk with rankings of seven and above in the higher categories.
The activity that leaves you most at risk of getting Covid-19, according to the research, is going to a busy bar or a pub. It is as dangerous as going to a packed concert or sports event in a stadium.
The chart was ranked by physicians from the TMA COVID-19 Task Force and the TMA Committee on Infectious Diseases.
You can see the chart below:
The Waterford Estuary, courtesy of Nemeton TV
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