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pmcCorrection to: Scientific Reports 10.1038/s41598-024-70806-8, published online 29 August 2024

The original version of this Article contained errors. In the Discussion,

“In this study, using three long-term historical and large cohorts from France, UK and USA, we reported 4 main findings. We confirmed the inverse relation between resting heart rate and life span, firstly, within human populations. Finally, we determined that men and women who increase their resting heart rate over a 5-year period in the Paris Prospective Study I and 8-years period in the Framingham Study, respectively, increase their risk of mortality.”

now reads:

“In this study, using three long-term historical and large cohorts from France, UK and USA, we reported 2 main findings. We confirmed the inverse relation between resting heart rate and life span, firstly, within human populations. Secondly, we determined that men and women who increase their resting heart rate over a 5-year period in the Paris Prospective Study I and 8-years period in the Framingham Study, respectively, increase their risk of mortality.”

The original Article has been corrected.
