Clarifications & corrections
An article in Good Health on July 14 suggested that Professor Mohamed Abdel-Fattah had been forced to correct a study he published in 2012 after it was discovered he had accepted an inducement of £100,000 from one of the manufacturers of vaginal mesh it examined. In fact, the £100,000 was not an inducement or paid to the professor personally but a research grant paid to his university and, while the professor admitted inadvertently failing to disclose it in his study, his correction was made voluntarily. We apologise for suggesting otherwise.
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