Abstract
Rigorous SARS-CoV-2 testing is an important public health measure as it leads not only to early identification and prevention of transmission, but also to optimization of emergency care and resource allocation. Yet, the US has experienced a significant burden of illness, with reports suggesting a disproportionate amount falling on racial/ethnic minorities. Despite the public health importance, little is known about the discrepancies in the testing rate by region and race/ethnicity. In this context, we investigated the differences in and factors associated with per capita testing volumes.
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