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closeCorrection to conclusion #3?
Posted by Jonathan_Ewbank__www.erinha.eu on 15 Jul 2022 at 16:03 GMT
In this excellent and thorough review, the third conclusion, "while the 4 seasonal coronaviruses are thought to predominantly infect young children and generally cause mild respiratory disease, cohort and surveillance studies have shown that the incidence of seasonal coronavirus infection does necessarily decline with age", is at odds with what is written earlier and with the data shown in Figure 3A. Perhaps the intended text was "the incidence of seasonal coronavirus infection does NOT necessarily decline with age"?
RE: Correction to conclusion #3?
lily_e_cohen replied to Jonathan_Ewbank__www.erinha.eu on 15 Jul 2022 at 16:32 GMT
Hi Jonathan: Thank you so much for your comment. You are absolutely right; unfortunately, we only found this typo post-publication.
RE: RE: Correction to conclusion #3?
CecileViboud1 replied to lily_e_cohen on 15 Jul 2022 at 21:50 GMT
Just to add that we hope to have this typo corrected soon.