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CORRECTION:“DISULFIRAM TREATMENTOF ALCOHOLISM” Some inaccuracies were discovered in a portion of text on page 651 of Wright and Moore’s review “Disulfiram Treatment of Alcoholism” (June 1990, pages 647 to 655). On that page, lines 6 to 12 in the “Supervised Disulfiram” section should read as follows: “. . . In this study, daily taking of disulfiram was supervised by a family member or a probation of-
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ficer, and a 3-month follow-up reported a 50% abstinence rate in 64 patients in a voluntary pilot group and 132 patients taking disulfiram as an alternative to incarceration. Haynes [92] reported an uncontrolled study on the use of supervised disulfiram offered twice a week to 141 alcoholic offendera . . .” These text changes do not alter the conclusions of the article, but are necessary to properly cite the literature reviewed.
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25. 1991, and accepted April 16. 1991
CORRECTION:“DISULFIRAM TREATMENTOF ALCOHOLISM” Some inaccuracies were discovered in a portion of text on page 651 of Wright and Moore’s review “Disulfiram Treatment of Alcoholism” (June 1990, pages 647 to 655). On that page, lines 6 to 12 in the “Supervised Disulfiram” section should read as follows: “. . . In this study, daily taking of disulfiram was supervised by a family member or a probation of-
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ficer, and a 3-month follow-up reported a 50% abstinence rate in 64 patients in a voluntary pilot group and 132 patients taking disulfiram as an alternative to incarceration. Haynes [92] reported an uncontrolled study on the use of supervised disulfiram offered twice a week to 141 alcoholic offendera . . .” These text changes do not alter the conclusions of the article, but are necessary to properly cite the literature reviewed.
