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With locking orders continuing to relax in the country andMore corporate reopeningIt's hard to know what's safe and what is not. In some cases, however, experts know places and things to avoid. And according to four Michigan doctors, making one or the other of these seemingly unrelated activities puts you at a very high risk of being exposed to the coronavirus: go to church and hit the bar for a happy hour.

Requested by mliveAssess the risk of 36 activities-Do to go to the gym to put on a medical-expert plane has been evaluated each through the lens of five key factors: "Whether inside or outside, near the others; exposure time; Probability of conformity; and level of personal risk. " They then gave each activity a note on a scale of one to 10, with 10 representing the highest level of risk.

At the top of the list with a nine score wasgo to a bar or discotheque. The experts emphasized lower inhibitions due to alcohol consumption and people close to each other as major risk pilots.

"After a few drinks, they start to feel a little more invincible"Nasir husain, MD, Medical Director of Macomb Macomb for infection prevention, told Mlive. "And that's when the problem starts."

Matthew sims, MD, Beaumont Health Director of Infectious Disease Research, added: "I would probably give bars A 10. I'm really worried about bars."

For similar reasons, aside of alcohol consumption of course - doctors determined thatGo to church is extremely at risk activity When it comes to your chances of being exposed to Coronavirus. And although they gave them an eight-year-old note, there is a factor that would go to church as risky as going to a bar.

"If they add to sing, so it's up to a peer with bars"Mimi Emig, MD, a specialist in infectious diseases with retirement with spectrum health, told Mlive. "People will hate it, but it's the truth."

The EMIG statement is not just a matter of opinion, either. In recently published research in itsWeekly Morbidity and Mortality Report, Disease Control and Prevention Centers (CDC) found evidence suggesting the high potential ofThe repetitions and performance of the church to become super-spreader events. In fact, the CDC reported that after a repeated choir for two and a half hours with a symptomatic member present, 87% of the developed group Covid-19-which resulted in three hospitalizations and two deaths.

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According to the authors of the study, sing - or speak strong and closely in a crowded bar - are both capable of propagating the virus. "The emission of the aerosol during the word has been correlated with the vocalization thief and some people who release an order of magnitude more particles than their peers, have been called supermitters and have been hypotheticized to contribute to events of Replacement ", wrote the researchers. And for more information on the propagation of COVID-19,It is who transmits about 45% of coronavirus cases, the study says.