Correction: Leveraging paired serology to estimate the incidence of typhoidal Salmonella infection in the STRATAA study

Jo Walker; Paula Russell; Leanne Kermack; Tan Trinh Van; Tran Vu Thieu Nga; Elli Mylona; Susana Camara; Young Wan Kim; Sonu Shrestha; Arne Gehlhaar; Josefin Bartholdson Scott; Farhana Khanam; Mila Shakya; Deus Thindwa; Melita A. Gordon; Buddha Basnyat; John D. Clemens; Firdausi Qadri; Robert S. Heyderman; Christiane Dolecek; Susan Tonks; Thomas C. Darton; Andrew J. Pollard; Stephen Baker; James Meiring; Merryn Voysey; Virginia E. Pitzer; and the STRATAA Study Group

doi:10.1371/journal.pntd.0014219

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The aim is to correct previous estimates of typhoidal salmonella infection incidence using serological data.
Review of serological data from the STRATAA study
Comparison of estimated incidence rates with corrected findings
Analysis of methodological approaches in existing literature
Updated estimates provide a more accurate incidence of typhoidal salmonella infections.
Corrections may alter public health recommendations based on previous findings.

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Correction addresses discrepancies in estimating typhoidal salmonella incidence in a specific study, suggesting improvements in epidemiological approaches.

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Walker et al. (2026) studied this question.

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