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Correction: Where is the greatest risk of COVID-19 infection? Findings from Germany’s largest public health department, Cologne

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By Lukas Broichhaus, Sven Feddern, Barbara Grune, Florian Neuhann
| PLOS ONE
In the Author Contributions, Lukas Broichhaus should be listed as the only author who wrote the paper under ’Writing–original draft. Reference 1. Broichhaus L, Book J, Feddern S, Grüne B, Neuhann F, Nießen J, et al. (2022) Where is the greatest risk of COVID-19 infection? Findings from Germany’s largest public health department, Cologne. PLoS ONE 17(8): e0273496.
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Where is the greatest risk of COVID-19 infection? Findings from Germany’s largest public health department, Cologne

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By RWTH Aachen, Sven Feddern, Barbara Grune, Lukas Broichhaus
| PLOS
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Abstract Background SARS-CoV-2 has been spreading worldwide since late 2019. Before vaccines became available, exclusively non-pharmaceutical measures were used to prevent transmission of infection. Despite the fact that vaccinations are now available, it is still important to identify relevant transmission routes in order to contain the COVID-19- or further pandemics.
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False positive rapid antigen tests for SARS-CoV-2 in the real-world and their economic burden

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By Annelene Kossow, Barbara Grune, Oliver Schildgen, Andreas Kretschmer
| Journal of Infection Verified
Letter 1 Ladhani SN Chow JY Atkin S Brown KE Ramsay ME Randell P et al. Regular mass screening for SARS-CoV-2 infection in care homes already affected by COVID-19 outbreaks: Implications of false positive test results. The Journal of infection. 2021; 82: 282-327 ).
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