Correction for Koren et al., CMAJ 169 (3) 209-212.
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CMAJ • August 19, 2003; 169 (4)
© 2003 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors

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In a recently published paper on DEET-based insect repellants,1 the second sentence of the section on the toxic effects on children should read as follows: "However, we found only 10 reports describing seizures in children in North America following dermal application of DEET... ."

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  1. Koren G, Matsui D, Bailey B. DEET-based insect repellants: safety implications for children and pregnant and lactating women. CMAJ 2003;169(3):209-12.



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