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Biased for benefit: Stimulating the world's most popular drug targets with more nuance

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  • 22 June 2017

    In the June 2017 issue, the story “Biased for benefit: Stimulating the world’s most popular drug targets with more nuance” (Nat. Med. 23, 649–651, 2017) misspelled the name of Laura Bohn’s postdoctoral advisor as Mark Caron. It should be spelled Marc Caron. The error has been corrected in the HTML and PDF versions of the article.

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Lewis, D. Biased for benefit: Stimulating the world's most popular drug targets with more nuance. Nat Med 23, 649–651 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1038/nm0617-649

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