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This article refers to:Does the Spectrum model accurately predict trends in adult mortality? Evaluation of model estimates using empirical data from a rural HIV community cohort study in north-western Tanzania
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Regarding the paper titled: ‘Does the Spectrum model accurately predict trends in adult mortality? Evaluation of model estimates using empirical data from a rural HIV community cohort study in north-western Tanzania’ by Denna Michael, Chifundo Kanjala, Clara Calvert, Carel Pretorius, Alison Wringe, Jim Todd, Balthazar Mtenga, Raphael Isingo, Basia Zaba, Mark Urassa
The last sentences of the Abstract is incorrect: It currently reads: ‘‘the Spectrum model predicted a greater decline in 45Q15 mortality than observed in the cohort, the reasons for this over-estimate are unclear.’’
Among 30Á34 year olds of both sexes, observed age-specific mortality rates (ASMRs) per 1,000 person years were 13.33 in the period 1994Á1999, 11.03 in 2000Á2004, and 6.22 in 2005Á2009
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Regarding the paper titled: ‘Does the Spectrum model accurately predict trends in adult mortality? Evaluation of model estimates using empirical data from a rural HIV community cohort study in north-western Tanzania’ by Denna Michael, Chifundo Kanjala, Clara Calvert, Carel Pretorius, Alison Wringe, Jim Todd, Balthazar Mtenga, Raphael Isingo, Basia Zaba, Mark Urassa. Regarding the paper titled: ‘Does the Spectrum model accurately predict trends in adult mortality? Evaluation of model estimates using empirical data from a rural HIV community cohort study in north-western Tanzania’ by Denna Michael, Chifundo Kanjala, Clara Calvert, Carel Pretorius, Alison Wringe, Jim Todd, Balthazar Mtenga, Raphael Isingo, Basia Zaba, Mark Urassa
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