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Correction: Socioeconomic Differences in the Epidemiologic Transition From Heart Disease to Cancer as the Leading Cause of Death in the United States

In a recent article, in the third paragraph of the Results section, the first sentence should read as follows: When we compared the shift in mortality by racial/ethnic group, we observed that cancer was the leading cause of death in 2015 among Asian Americans and Hispanics . The latter half of the third sentence of that paragraph should read, the highest-income counties saw a shift to cancer as the leading cause among Asian Americans, Hispanics, and NHWs [non-Hispanic whites] (Figure 3). The last column in Table 2 under Asian Americans/Leading cause of death by AMR [age- and sex-adjusted mortality rate] should say heart disease, not cancer.