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. 2026 Aug 10;56(10):2201. doi: 10.1007/s00595-026-03464-0

Correction: How do Japanese medical students use social media? A large multicenter survey of platform preferences and career decision-making

Takehito Yamamoto 1, Koya Hida 1,✉, Shin Ishihara 2, Soichi Murakami 3, Yusuke Yamane 4, Tatsuya Kinjo 5, Misako Kinoshita 6, Kenta Horimukai 6, Atsushi Otsuka 7, Hideki Takami 8, Kazutaka Obama 1
PMCID: PMC13558356  PMID: 42573776

Correction to: Surgery Today (2026)

https://doi.org/10.1007/s00595-026-03328-7

In the original publication, in the Results section, the following sentence was published incorrectly:

“Conversely, few students reported using Facebook (1.9%) and LinkedIn (0.8%).”

The correct sentence is:

“Conversely, few students reported using Facebook (1.9%) and LinkedIn (0.5%).”

This value is consistent with Table 1, which correctly reports the number of LinkedIn users as 7/1,515 (0.5%). This correction is purely typographical and does not affect the analyses, results, interpretation, or conclusions of the study.

The original article has been corrected.

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