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JAMA. 2002;288:1720.

In the Scientific Review and Clinical Applications article entitled "Vitamins for Chronic Disease Prevention in Adults: Scientific Review," published in the June 19, 2002, issue of THE JOURNAL (2002;287:3116-3126), the units for vitamins A, D, K, and B₁₂ and folate in Table 3 should have been micrograms, not micrograms per liter. On page 3119, under the heading "Vitamin E," "-Tocopherol is the most abundant form in foods and is generally the form used in supplements" should have read "-Tocopherol is the most abundant form and -tocopherol is the form used for most supplements." On page 3123, under the heading "Vitamin A," "vitamin A is 1500 µg/L" should have read 1500 µg. On page 3124, under the heading "Vitamin K," "vitamin K is 80 µg/L" should have read 80 µg.

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