Erratum to: Risk of cardiovascular events among patients with HIV treated with atazanavircontaining regimens: a retrospective cohort study

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Lisa Rosenblatt
Amanda M. Farr
Ella T. Nkhoma
James K. Nelson
Corey Ritchings
Stephen S. Johnston
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[1] Bristol-Myers Squibb,
[2] Truven Health Analytics,undefined
[3] Bristol-Myers Squibb,undefined
[4] Truven Health Analytics,undefined
[5] Bristol-Myers Squibb,undefined
[6] Truven Health Analytics,undefined
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