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The American Journal of Managed Care

August 2008
Volume14
Issue 8

Participant Disclosure (Am J Manag Care. 2008;14[suppl 8]:S241-S268)

Our July 2008 supplement on Biologics and Benefit Design, funded by Amgen Inc, (Am J Manag Care. 2008;14[suppl 8]:S241-S268), included an error of omission on the Participant Disclosures page.

The following disclosures for Robert Berglund should have been noted on S244:

Robert Berglund

Honoraria, Amgen Inc

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