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ERRATUM

Erratum

Pages 854-858 | Published online: 06 Dec 2012
This article refers to:
Oxidative stress, Noxs, and hypertension: Experimental evidence and clinical controversies

In the Journal Annals of Medicine 44-S1:2–16 for the article “Oxidative Stress, Noxs and Hypertension: Experimental Evidence and Clinical Controversies”, the incorrect references were published. The correct reference list has now been published and can be seen below.

Informa would like to apologize for this error.

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