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2022 · Correction · South African Journal of Child Health

Correcting the description of the design to quasi-experimental instead of cluster-randomized: Corrigendum to “Effect of school-based interventions on body composition of grade-4 children from lower socioeconomic communities in Gqeberha, South Africa”

S. Nqweniso; Y. Jamshidi-Naeini; R. du Randt; L. Adams; J. Degen; S. Gall; M. Gerber; N. Joubert; I. Müller; D. Smith; H. Seelig; P. Steinmann; N. Probst-Hensch; J. Utzinger; U. Pühse; L. Golzarri-Arroyo; C. J. Vorland; S. Dickinson; D. B. Allison; C. Walter

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Statistical rigorReporting transparencyNutrition & aging

Source notes
  • The complete list contains 20 authors; Colby is 17th. The first 15 are verified against the publisher table of contents, and the final five/order are supplied in coauthor David Allison’s institutional CV.
  • Publisher-facing records use initials. Full given names are not guessed or expanded from unrelated records.
  • The coauthor CV has apparent transcription variants Gail/Miller/Puhse; publisher spellings Gall/Müller/Pühse are retained.
  • Publisher DOI is reported consistently by the journal and institutional references but is not currently resolved by doi.org/Crossref. Link directly to the publisher page, not a DOI redirect, until registration is repaired.
  • Crossref exact-DOI lookup returned404 and a title search did not find this corrigendum. This does not negate the primary publisher publication.
  • This is a substantive jointly authored correction. Retain the contribution while distinguishing it from the original experimental paper and from minor errata.

Metadata sources: CV, Publisher, Google Scholar. Classification is an editorial interpretation of the title, abstract, and supplied CV.