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Correction of Reference Errors in Recent Publication

  • October 1, 2026

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    The Viewpoint published in JAMA Internal Medicine on May 18, 2026, contained two incorrect references.

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    Errors in the references occurred during reformatting with a generative artificial intelligence tool.

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    Manual updating of the DOI for a conference document contributed to the reference errors.

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    The author confirmed that each citation referred to a genuine source despite the errors.

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    The article has been corrected to address the reference errors.

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Error in References

  • October 1, 2026

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