Reviews of "Remarkable Variability in SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies across Brazilian Regions: Report on Two Successive Nationwide Serological Household Surveys"

Leandro C. Mendes; Lee W. Riley

doi:doi:10.1162/2e3983f5.aee698c6

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Reviews of "Remarkable Variability in SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies across Brazilian Regions: Report on Two Successive Nationwide Serological Household Surveys"

Reviewers: Leandro C. Mendes (State University of Campinas) | 📗📗📗📗 ◻️ • Lee W. Riley (UC Berkeley) | 📘📘📘📘📘

by Leandro C. Mendes and Lee W. Riley

Published onAug 11, 2020

This Pub is a Review of

Remarkable Variability in SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies across Brazilian Regions: Report on Two Successive Nationwide Serological Household Surveys

by Pedro C Hallal, Fernando P Hartwig, Bernardo Lessa Horta, Mariangela F. Silveira, Claudio J Struchiner, Luís Paulo Vidaleti, Nelson Arns Neumann, Lúcia C Pellanda, Odir A Dellagostin, Marcelo N Burattini, Ana M B Menezes, Fernando C. Barros, Aluisio J D Barros, and Cesar G. Victora

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Summary of Reviews: As one of the only large-scale, population-based national serosurveys reported to date, this study makes significant contributions to our understanding of COVID-19 on populations including seroprevalance between age groups and sociodemographic differences.

Reviewer 1 (Leandro C. Mendes) | 📗📗📗📗◻️

Reviewer 2 (Lee W. Riley) | 📘📘📘📘📘

RR:C19 Strength of Evidence Scale Key

📕 ◻️◻️◻️◻️ = Misleading

📙📙 ◻️◻️◻️ = Not Informative

📒📒📒 ◻️◻️ = Potentially Informative

📗📗📗📗◻️ = Reliable

📘📘📘📘📘 = Strong

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A Supplement to this Pub

Review 2: "Remarkable Variability in SARS-CoV-2 Antibodies across Brazilian Regions: Report on Two Successive Nationwide Serological Household Surveys"

by Lee W. Riley

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Published on Aug 11, 2020
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As one of the only large-scale, population-based national serosurveys reported to date, this study makes significant contributions to our understanding of COVID-19 on populations including seroprevalance between age groups and sociodemographic differences.

A Supplement to this Pub