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Erratum: Colorectal Cancer Screening: Which Tests, How Often?

Erratum: In Table 2 of Drs Shayan Irani and Benjamin Krevsky's article, "Colorectal Cancer Screening: Which Tests, How Often?" (CONSULTANT, February 2007, page 138), the acronym "IBD" was mistakenly expanded as "irritable bowel syndrome" instead of "inflammatory bowel disease." We regret this editorial error.

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