Figure 3.

Predicted probabilities of PCR+ status, stratified by the presence of specific symptoms, and their 95%CIs. Predictions related to each specific symptom are unadjusted for the others and are based on a binary regression with robust standard errors accounting for multiple episodes with events associated with a participant. For example, in participants with loss of taste or smell, regardless of the presence or absence of other symptoms, the probability of a positive PCR test is 0.319 (31.9%).