Errors in References

A recent review in JAMA about prepregnancy care and counseling contained errors in its citations, with one reference incorrectly cited and another entirely omitted. This oversight in the Cardiovascular Disease section could affect the credibility and accuracy of the information provided to healthcare professionals. Such mistakes highlight the importance of rigorous fact-checking in medical publications to ensure the integrity and reliability of the guidance given to practitioners and patients alike.

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