Observed biases in the subset of reported case data stratified by age and ZIP code.

Observed biases in the subset of reported case data stratified by age and ZIP code.

<p>(A) Fraction of all reported cases included in the subset of age- and ZIP-code stratified data collected through Austin Public Health’s community testing programs by ZIP code. Overall, the data set covers 60% of all reported cases, but the data set, which does not include all cases identifi...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Spencer J. Fox (4523833) (author)
مؤلفون آخرون: Emily Javan (16007122) (author), Remy Pasco (16007125) (author), Graham C. Gibson (16007128) (author), Briana Betke (16007131) (author), José L. Herrera-Diestra (5827304) (author), Spencer Woody (9268946) (author), Kelly Pierce (5980967) (author), Kaitlyn E. Johnson (7134950) (author), Maureen Johnson-León (16007134) (author), Michael Lachmann (26563) (author), Lauren Ancel Meyers (8072144) (author)
منشور في: 2023
الموضوعات:
Medicine
Neuroscience
Biotechnology
Mental Health
Infectious Diseases
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
yet systematically tracked
public health efforts
critical points throughout
cdc &# 8217
965 per 100
49 &# 8211
27 &# 8211
younger age groups
xlink "> covid
documented catastrophic disparities
reporting rate compared
month study period
7 &# 8211
5 &# 8211
3 &# 8211
0 &# 8211
mitigate local covid
less vulnerable communities
vulnerable communities
month period
reporting rates
local scale
age group
zip code
varying burden
surveillance data
socioeconomic status
results suggest
reliable predictor
less likely
infections reported
infection rate
inequality persisted
disproportionate impacts
declined significantly
75th percentile
30 %]).
25th percentile
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