The survey, from Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, found that 38% of Americans are planning to have Thanksgiving dinner with 10 or more people

It also shows that 27% of respondents say they won't practice social distancing 

Another 33% say they won't likely require their guests to wear face masks

Health experts and officials have warned Americans to not gather for holidays as the US records more than 11 million cases of the coronavirus as of Sunday  

Nearly 40 per cent of Americans are planning to have a Thanksgiving dinner with 10 or more attendees, as 1 in 4 people say they won't practice social distancing, according to a new national survey. 

The survey, which was conducted by the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, found that while a majority of respondents will take precautions for the holiday, a significant number of people will be inviting several guests.