AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Medical Association ranked holiday activities on a scale of one to 10 based on their risks associated with COVID-19.
On the low end at one out of 10, you've got things like sending letters to Santa and driving around with your household to look at Christmas lights.
In the "low-moderate" category at a three out of 10, you've got a sit-down dinner with family.
In the "moderate" range is outdoor ice skating or traveling by plane while wearing a mask.
Moving up to the "moderate-high" risk with a seven out of 10 is taking in-person photos with Santa or hosting a holiday party with friends and family.
And finally, one of the highest-risk holiday activities at a 10 out of 10 is celebrating New Year's Eve at a bar.
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