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Wallis KA. Learning from no-fault treatment injury claims to improve the safety of older patients. Ann Fam Med. 2015;13(5):472–474.

A careful Annals reader has pointed out an error in Table 2. Under the heading for All Medication Injuries, Total N = 1,423, in the row containing data for Aspirin, the total should be 7, not 77 and the percentage 0, not 5. The author regrets the error.

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