There is a growing body of literature exploring risk clustering across countries and populations.
The local Moran's I method of annual EB smoothed incidence rates for human brucellosis showed major high-risk clustered areas of human brucellosis located in northern China.
Mean percent body fat, metabolic risk cluster z scores, and insulin levels were significantly greater with weekly purchases of family dinner from fast-food restaurants (P<0.05).
Mean percent body fat, metabolic risk cluster z scores, and high-density lipoprotein levels were significantly higher for families who purchased weekly family dinner from takeout sources (P<0.05).
These high risk clusters should be targeted for future studies and intervention efforts.
Three deaths occurred in the high risk clusters in West Virginia and in Tennessee.
We identified high risk clusters in four regions of the United States.
However, in high risk clusters of transmission, even extensive coverage by current programs leaves transmission ongoing at reduced levels.
The significant high risk clusters detected should be targeted for future studies and for interventions by public health officials.
After extracting three maternal risk clusters using LCCA, mothers were classified into three independent clusters (a high-risk cluster, a moderate-risk cluster, and a low-risk cluster).
The dependent logit variable contrasted risk cluster districts against the remaining non-risk cluster districts.
