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It has been documented that African Americans have been significantly affected by COVID-19 infection due to systemic societal factors, which may lead to increases in comorbid medical history and subsequently vulnerability to having higher viral loads as measured by the cycle threshold/number (CT/CN) values by reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). Differences in CT/CN values by ethnicity and comorbid medical history could play an important role in public health research, particularly in elucidating the reasons for differential public health outcomes by ethnicity, as viral loads are known to correlate with disease severity. However, there is a gap in the literature regarding CT/CN values by ethnicity and comorbid medical history. Therefore, this study seeks to address this literature gap and its important implication for public health research.

Ethnicity, Comorbid Medical Conditions, and SARS-CoV-2 Test Cycle Thresholds in the Veteran Population