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Volume 24, Number 10—October 2018
Research

Mapping Histoplasma capsulatum Exposure, United States

Amelia W. Maiga, Stephen DeppenComments to Author , Beth Koontz Scaffidi, John Baddley, Melinda C. Aldrich, Robert S. Dittus, and Eric L. Grogan
Author affiliations: Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee, USA (A.W. Maiga, S. Deppen, M.C. Aldrich, R.S. Dittus, E.L. Grogan); Tennessee Valley Healthcare System Veterans Hospital, Nashville (A.W. Maiga, R.S. Dittus); Vanderbilt University, Nashville (B.K. Scaffidi); University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama, USA (J. Baddley)

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Figure 1

Mean Histoplasma site suitability score by US ZIP code. Red reflects greater histoplasmosis suitability; green reflects less suitability. The weighted mean score (Table) was calculated for each ZIP code. Data for geographic regions west of the Rocky Mountains are considered insufficient because of limited surface water data.

Figure 1. Mean Histoplasma site suitability score by US ZIP code. Red reflects greater histoplasmosis suitability; green reflects less suitability. The weighted mean score (Table) was calculated for each ZIP code. Data for geographic regions west of the Rocky Mountains are considered insufficient because of limited surface water data.

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