These are the 6 worst places where you go now, a new study indicates

Eighty percent of people who gave Covid early in the pandemic caught her by going to these places.


Back in March, the Pandemic of Covid forced us to completely change our daily habits in order to keep another safely. But while we can have left our guards until recently, eight months after the pandemic, all the places we choose to go in our efforts to feel normal are created equal. The truth is, it has become more and more risky to set foot inside some companies like the number of coronavirus cases reach new heights. Now a new study revealed thatA vast majority of COVID cases-80 percent, to be exact, goes back to six specific locations. What we can draw from conclusions is that it is the worst places you could go into your everyday life in terms of risk of Covid. Read more for details, and find out more about areas that take the virus seriously, seeThese states begin to leave again.

The latest discoveries come from research published in the journalNature, Who analyzed cell phone data during the spring of 10Large metropolitan areas: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Washington, DC Researchers have developed a computer model to determinewhere most infections occur. By analyzing the data, they discovered that 8 in 10 cases of COVID could bring back to these six places everyday.

But the good news is that there is a clear and relatively easy solution. In an additional opinion item also published inNature,Marc Lipsitch, PhD, andKevin C. MA of Harvard T.h. School Chan of Public Health wrote that "the ceiling of the maximum occupation of the places: a strategy that implicitly reduces the number of past hoursat risk, high occupancy parameters-It planned to reduce the number of new infections compared to a reduction strategy, the lower targeted activity ".

So what places were 80 percent of Covid cases? Read on to find out and for more on places that can use this information soon, seeThese states now have again due to COVID covers overcurrent.

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Grocery stores

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In addition to determining that grocery stores were among the most risky areas to go when it comes to Covid, the study also discovered how other anomalies taken into account in the way the specific communities virus affected disproportionately . The analysis revealed thatGrocery stores specifically located in low-income areas has seen nearly 60 percent more visitors per square foot per hour, with consumers spend more time on average,The Washington Post reports.

The authors conclude that what has made them about twice as dangerous than grocery stores in the richest neighborhoods, which is probably contributing to the higher rates of cases observed in low-income communities. And to find out more about what your risk is every time you go out for food, check outChances are high your Clerk Grocery Silent Covid, according to a study.

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Hotels

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Although non-essential travel has been discouraged by US centers for disease control and prevention (CDC) since the first months of the pandemic, some areas still makes headlines to accommodate large groups of visitors. This includes popular beaches in Florida like Miami, where the study revealed that hotel infections peaked at the same timeYoung people flocked to spring parties, Despite the warnings of health experts.

Unsurprisingly, the study also provides that these figures have dropped dramatically after the strict Lockdown orders entered into force,The post office reports. And for more on the means you can tell you that you took coronavirus, seeIf all you drink like that, you can have Covid, say experts.

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Places of worship

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Although it is an important activity for millions, the act of worship to gatherranks first on the list of risk activitiesFor some reasons: it brings together people close to each other who are often singing. The authors of the study even houses of worship as ondisproportionately high-risk sites.

Note MA and LIPSITCH that "case studies of clusters of infections in places such as those forinterior of choral practice... demonstrate the high risks of evil ventilated, crowded spaces. And for more on how to stay safe,This thing is better to protect you from Covid that your mask.

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Cafes and cafes

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Coffee stores provide the kind of atmosphere where friends tend to lingerwhile discussion: Two factors that considerably increase the risk of covid propagation. The recently published study has included them among the culprits most likely to be involved in the broadcast of the virus during the beginnings of the pandemic. And for more information on risk companies like these, know that40% of the cooviding patients went here before getting sick.

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Gymnasiums

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Work your stress by exercise takes a level of additional importance during our current situation. Unfortunately, do it at the gymnasium has been listed in the study as one of the mostresponsible for the propagation of COVID. And although many have troublestay in a financial flow, MA and LIPSTICH emphasize that "limited visits over time in places such as gymnasiums ... should be modeled by decreasing the length of the average visit," decreasing their risk factor. And for more COVID news,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

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Restaurants

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Do not be able to go out for a meal in your favorite restaurant has been one of the most difficult routine changes in Lockdown. But according to the study, it's for a good reason:Restaurants may have been the first offender When it came to propagating Covid during the first days of the pandemic. "The reopening of full-service restaurants was particularly risky," wrote the authors of the study, saying that "in the Chicago metro area we predicted 596,000 additional infections by the end of May , more than tripling the next [points of interest] of the POI category. And if you live with someone who is positive for Covid,It's your chances of becoming Covid if someone from your home has.

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