“…Some studies demonstrated a disproportionate seroprevalence in black communities ( 24,40,42-44,46,47,51 ), multiracial, hispanic, indigenous, and asian persons ( 24,38,39,43,44,46 ), as well as in public-facing workers ( 17,24,43 ), and slums population ( 18,45 ). These data show the disparities that minority communities face to access healthcare systems, arisen from a complex relationship of social, environmental, economic, and structural inequities ( 60,61 ).…”