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Erratum to: Experiences and attitudes of residents regarding a community-based genome cohort study in Japan: a population-based, cross-sectional study.

Keiko Miyamoto¹, Miho Iwakuma², Takeo Nakayama³.

Abstract

Entities: Species

Year: 2017 PMID： 28081699 PMCID： PMC5234132 DOI： 10.1186/s12920-016-0238-x

Source DB: PubMed Journal: BMC Med Genomics ISSN： 1755-8794 Impact factor: 3.063

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After the publication of this article the authors noticed that an incorrect version of Table 3 is shown. The correct version can be seen on the following page.

Table 3

Relationship between awareness of the benefit of genome study and awareness of the Nagahama study, self-rated understanding of terminology, concern, and belief of usage of genetic information in companies or government bodies from Logistic Regression Analysis

	Male (n = 704)					Female (n = 769)
	The use of genetic information is helpful for disease treatment					The use of genetic information is helpful for disease treatment
	Agree (n = 554)	NEW: Neutral or Disagree (n=115)	OR^a	95%CI	P-value	Agree (n = 591)	NEW: Neutral or Disagree (n=121)	OR^a	95%CI	P-value
	n (%)	n (%)	OR^a	95%CI	P-value	n (%)	n (%)	OR^a	95%CI	P-value
High awareness of the Nagahama study	191 (34.8)	14 (12.4)	3.82	1.93–7.57	<0.001	326 (55.6)	40 (33.3)	2.63	1.63–4.24	<0.001
Self-rated understanding of terminology
High	231 (41.8)	19 (16.5)	1			168 (28.8)	15 (12.6)	1
Middle	206 (37.3)	30 (26.1)	0.66	0.34–1.29	0.223	224 (38.4)	37 (31.1)	0.72	0.36–1.42	0.342
Low	116 (21.0)	66 (57.4)	0.24	0.12–0.46	<0.001	192 (32.9)	67 (56.3)	0.49	0.27–0.98	0.045
Concerns
Financial infusion	456 (84.0)	60 (52.2)	4.37	2.49–7.69	<0.001	473 (81.4)	65 (53.7)	2.98	1.79–4.97	<0.001
Privacy concerns	343 (62.5)	56 (49.6)	0.72	0.39–1.32	0.284	335 (56.9)	53 (43.8)	1.00	0.57–1.74	0.993
Discriminations	250 (45.3)	39 (34.2)	1.38	0.47–2.58	0.315	234 (39.9)	38 (31.4)	0.77	0.43–1.38	0.386
Unexpected negative effects	228 (41.4)	38 (33.0)	1.02	0.54–1.93	0.963	192 (32.6)	33 (27.5)	0.49	0.26–0.90	0.022
Cloned human beings	203 (37.0)	35 (30.4)	0.87	0.46–1.66	0.682	191 (32.5)	24 (20.2)	2.27	1.16–4.46	0.017
Belief
Company or government bodies use genome information	267 (48.8)	33 (29.7)	1.35	0.77–2.36	0.299	251 (42.7)	30 (25.0)	1.71	0.98–3.00	0.060

aAdjusted according to age and formal education duration

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1. Experiences and attitudes of residents regarding a community-based genome cohort study in Japan: a population-based, cross-sectional study.

Authors: Keiko Miyamoto; Miho Iwakuma; Takeo Nakayama
Journal: BMC Med Genomics Date: 2016-03-15 Impact factor: 3.063

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