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. 2022 Feb 23;17(2):e0264336. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0264336

Fig 1. COVID-19 and asthma in areas with high social and/or environmental vulnerability.

Fig 1

(A) High SVI was associated with higher average cumulative COVID-19 incidence rates early in the pandemic, whereas PM2.5 was associated with higher rates later in the pandemic. Cumulative COVID-19 incidence was elevated in areas of high Ozone at all points during the pandemic. (B) Asthma hospitalization as well as estimated asthma prevalence followed a similar pattern with higher rates of both being associated with high SVI and high Ozone. Error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals; asterisks (*) indicate areas that are significantly higher than “All CTs” and pounds (#) indicate areas significantly lower than “All CTs” (p<0.05; T-test).