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Correction: Manslaughter by Fake Artesunate in Asia—Will Africa Be Next?

  • Paul N Newton,
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  • Facundo Fernandez,
  • Michael D Green,
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In PLoS Medicine, volume 3, issue 6: DOI: 10.1371/journal.pmed.0030197

In the first paragraph of the section The Epidemic of Counterfeit Artesunate in Southeast Asia, the sentence “Counterfeit artesunate continues to circulate on a vast scale in mainland Southeast Asia, where between 38% and 52% of “artesunate” blister packs sampled contain no active ingredient [1–5]” should be “Counterfeit artesunate continues to circulate on a vast scale in mainland Southeast Asia, where between 38% and 53% of “artesunate” blister packs sampled contain no active ingredient [1–5].”