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Incorrect Word Used: In the Editorial entitled “The Evolving Story of Triglycerides and Coronary Heart Disease Risk,” published in the January 29, 2019, issue of JAMA,1 an incorrect word was used. In the third sentence of the seventh paragraph, the word “increases” should have been “decreases” in the last part of the sentence so that the full sentence would read: “Variants associated with TG lowering, but not ApoB lowering, likely led to either decreases in chylomicrons or the TG content of VLDL particles, rather than decreases in the number of VLDL particles.” This article was corrected online.