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Volume 31, Number 9—September 2025

Research

Increased Incidence of Candida auris Colonization in Early COVID-19 Pandemic, Orange County, California, USA

Alissa H. Dratch, Mi Le, and Matthew ZahnComments to Author 
Author affiliation: Orange County Health Care Agency, Santa Ana, California, USA (A.H. Dratch, M. Le, M. Zahn)

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Figure 2

Seven-day moving averages of new daily COVID-19 cases in Orange County, California, USA, across 5 time periods during study of Candida auris colonization early in the COVID-19 pandemic. Black dot represents beginning of C. auris screening. Horizontal black bar represents period in which COVID vaccines first became available.

Figure 2. Seven-day moving averages of new daily COVID-19 cases in Orange County, California, USA, across 5 time periods during study of Candida auris colonization early in the COVID-19 pandemic. Black dot represents beginning of C. auris screening. Horizontal black bar represents period in which COVID vaccines first became available.

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