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We decided an annual risk budget of a 1% chance of catching COVID per year was reasonable for most healthy people who are not in contact with vulnerable groups. To learn how we arrived at that number, <1>click here</1>. If you want to follow this 1%-risk-per-year budget, you’ll want your weekly budget of activities to sum to less than about 200 microCOVIDs each week. We’ve created a handy <3>spreadsheet</3> that lets<p>You may decide that you're comfortable with taking on a certain amount of COVID risk. You can think about this amount of risk that you're willing to take on as a "risk budget".</p> <p>For most healthy people who are not in contact with vulnerable groups, we think an annual risk budget of a <strong>1% chance of catching COVID</strong> is reasonable - that's a budget of 10,000 microCOVIDs a year. In order to meet this budget, youkeep track of your activities over time.'d need to stick to a maximum of about <strong>200 microCOVIDs a week</strong>.</p>