In the editorial “Subjective cognitive impairment: Fickle but fateful” by D.S. Knopman (Neurology® 2012;79:1308–1309), in lines 15–19 of the second column on page 1308, the text should read as follows: “The authors defined SMI using a single question ‘Do you feel like your memory is becoming worse?’ Participants who answered ‘Yes, this worries me’ were classified as having SMI.” The author regrets the error.
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