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    The CDC document provides guidance on safer activities for unvaccinated and fully vaccinated people. It lists examples of outdoor and indoor activities and designates them as safest, less safe, or least safe based on risk of COVID-19 transmission. The safest outdoor activities for unvaccinated people include walking and small gatherings with fully vaccinated friends and family. Indoor activities like eating at an indoor restaurant are considered least safe. The document stresses following prevention measures and considering personal risk factors.

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    The CDC document provides guidance on safer activities for unvaccinated and fully vaccinated people. It lists examples of outdoor and indoor activities and designates them as safest, less safe, or least safe based on risk of COVID-19 transmission. The safest outdoor activities for unvaccinated people include walking and small gatherings with fully vaccinated friends and family. Indoor activities like eating at an indoor restaurant are considered least safe. The document stresses following prevention measures and considering personal risk factors.

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    New CDC Mask Guidance

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    The CDC document provides guidance on safer activities for unvaccinated and fully vaccinated people. It lists examples of outdoor and indoor activities and designates them as safest, less safe, or least safe based on risk of COVID-19 transmission. The safest outdoor activities for unvaccinated people include walking and small gatherings with fully vaccinated friends and family. Indoor activities like eating at an indoor restaurant are considered least safe. The document stresses following prevention measures and considering personal risk factors.

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    Choosing Safer Activities

    Accessible link: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/participate-in-activities.html

    Unvaccinated Examples of Activities Fully


    People Vaccinated
    Outdoor People
    Walk, run, wheelchair roll, or bike outdoors
    with members of your household
    Safest

    Attend a small, outdoor gathering with


    fully vaccinated family and friends

    Attend a small, outdoor gathering with fully


    vaccinated and unvaccinated people

    Dine at an outdoor restaurant with friends


    Less
    Safe

    from multiple households


    Least

    Attend a crowded, outdoor event, like a live


    Safe

    performance, parade, or sports event


    Indoor

    Visit a barber or hair salon


    Less Safe

    Safest
    Go to an uncrowded, indoor
    shopping center or museum

    Attend a small, indoor gathering of fully vaccinated and


    unvaccinated people from multiple households

    Go to an indoor movie theater

    Attend a full-capacity worship service


    Least Safe

    Sing in an indoor chorus

    Eat at an indoor restaurant or bar

    Participate in an indoor, high intensity


    exercise class

    Get a COVID-19 vaccine


    Prevention measures not needed • Safety levels assume the recommended prevention measures
    are followed, both by the individual and the venue (if applicable).
    Take prevention measures • CDC cannot provide the specific risk level for every activity in
    Wear a mask, stay 6 feet apart, every community. It is important to consider your own personal
    and wash your hands. situation and the risk to you, your family, and your community
    before venturing out.

    cdc.gov/coronavirus
    CS324153K

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