Incorrect Percentages in a Table

In the Original Investigation titled “Racial Differences in Time to Breast Cancer Surgery and Overall Survival in the US Military Health System,” published online January 23 in JAMA Surgery,¹ zeroes were missing from the singles-digit position in 8 percentages among the data for non-Hispanic black participants in Table 1. The affected numbers (percentages) should have appeared as follows: north TRICARE region, 400 (40.5%); west TRICARE region, 204 (20.7%); breast cancer diagnosis in 1998, 99 (10.0%), in 2002, 105 (10.6%), and in 2007, 101 (10.2%); GX (undetermined) tumor grade, 100 (10.1%); ER⁺/PR⁺ hormone receptor status, 397 (40.2%), and ER⁺/PR⁻ hormone receptor status, 107 (10.8%). This article was corrected online.