Philip Morris
Erratum
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- Garland, C.
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- 2023511660/2023512308/Ets: Heart Disease 930900
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- Amer J Epid
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- 2023511661/2307
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- Amer J Epid
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- 24 May 1999
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The Journ.al has been notified by Dr. Cedric Garland of an error that went undetected
by his co-authors and himself in a recent article (Garland et al., "Effects of Passive
Smoking on Ischemic Heart Disease Mortality of Nonsmokers: A Prospective Study";,
Am J Epidemiol 1985;121:645-50). The authors incorrectly reported a multiple-adjuste&
(Cox) relative risk of ischemic heart disease in nonsmoking women married to men who
ever-smoked of 14.9, with a:p value of p< 0.10: The relative risk should be 2:7, with the
p value remaining at p_< 0.10 as originally reported. The correction does not affect the
conclusions, and other values in the tables and elsewhere in the text are correct.
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