Health Experts Advise Caution This Thanksgiving

The video discusses the safety of gathering with friends and family during the pandemic, emphasizing the importance of staying home due to rising COVID-19 cases. The CDC's updated guidelines highlight small gatherings as a significant factor in infection spikes and recommend that high-risk individuals avoid such events. If travel is necessary, outdoor gatherings are advised, along with planning to minimize virus risks, including quarantining and testing. A survey indicates that 56% of Americans plan to travel for Thanksgiving.

What is the general recommendation from health experts regarding gatherings during the pandemic?

• It's safe to gather with friends and family.

• Only large gatherings are discouraged.

• Gatherings are encouraged to boost morale.

• It's best to stay home due to rising cases.

According to the CDC, what is a significant contributor to the rise in infection rates?

• Large public events

• International travel

• Small gatherings

• School reopenings

What does the CDC recommend for older adults and those at high risk?

• Travel frequently to stay active

• Attend gatherings with precautions

• Host gatherings at home

• Avoid being around people outside their households

What is one of the suggested measures if travel is necessary during the holidays?

• Gather indoors with masks

• Avoid any form of gathering

• Travel without any restrictions

• Plan for outdoor gatherings

What percentage of people in the US are planning to travel for Thanksgiving according to a survey?

• 25%

• 90%

• 75%

• 56%