Possibly good news for choir members and fans of music groups. A new study found that singing is no riskier for spreading coronavirus droplets than talking. Researchers did find that there is a rise in airborne droplets created when we increase the volume with both singing and speaking. But singing did not produce a significant increase in aerosolized droplets compared to talking, at any volume level. This data might help us plan guidelines for live musical performances in the near future.
Singing is no worse than talking for spreading COVID-19
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