Erratum to: “Childhood Maltreatment, Blood Lead Levels, and Crime and Violence: A Prospective Examination,” by Widom et al. (Biol Psychiatry Glob Open Sci 2022; 2:301–308); https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bpsgos.2022.04.003.
The authors have recognized citation errors in the first sentence of the Methods and Materials: “This work builds on previously published research (42) and specifically on a paper on the relationship between childhood maltreatment and lead (35).”
Specifically, reference 42 should not have been cited in this sentence. In addition, the citation to reference 35 is incorrect and should instead refer the reader to reference 37. Therefore, the correct sentence reads, “This work builds on previously published research and specifically on a paper on the relationship between childhood maltreatment and lead (37).”
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- Childhood Maltreatment, Blood Lead Levels, and Crime and Violence: A Prospective ExaminationBiological Psychiatry: Global Open ScienceVol. 2Issue 3
- PreviewResearch has shown that maltreated children are at increased risk for subsequent crime and violence and are more likely to reside in neighborhoods with a high likelihood of lead exposure. Other literature has reported associations between childhood lead exposure and antisocial and criminal behavior. Little is known about the relationships among childhood maltreatment, adult lead exposure, and crime and violence.
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