Clinical Report: Correction on Oral Discomfort and Health Behaviors in Antipsychotic Patients

Background

Oral health is a critical aspect of overall health, particularly for patients on antipsychotic medications, which can lead to various oral complications. Understanding the impact of these medications on oral health behaviors is essential.

Data Highlights

No numerical or trial data is presented in the correction article.

Key Findings

• Marja Koski was omitted as an author in the original publication.
• The article's citation has been updated to include all authors correctly.
• The copyright statement has been revised to reflect the correct authorship.
• The In Memoriam statement has been corrected to honor the contributions of the late Heikki Rantanen and Kaija Koski.
• Author contributions have been updated to include Marja Koski's role in the study.

Clinical Implications

Accurate authorship and acknowledgment in research publications are vital for maintaining the integrity of scientific communication.

Conclusion

This correction serves to clarify authorship and contributions in the study of oral discomfort among patients treated with antipsychotics.

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